freight (noun)
61freight elevator — / freɪt ˌeləveɪtə/ noun a strong lift for carrying goods up and down inside a building …
62freight forward — /freɪt fɔ:wəd/ noun a deal where the customer pays for transporting the goods …
63freight plane — / freɪt pleɪn/ noun an aircraft which carries goods, not passengers …
64freight costs — / freɪt kɒsts/ plural noun money paid to transport goods …
65freight forward — /freɪt fɔ:wəd/ noun a deal where the customer pays for transporting the goods …
66freight rates — / freɪt reɪts/ plural noun charges for transporting goods …
67freight·er — /ˈfreıtɚ/ noun, pl ers [count] : a large ship that is used to carry goods …
68air freight — air freighter. 1. a system of transporting freight by aircraft: Ship it by air freight. 2. freight transported by aircraft. 3. the charge for such transportation. Also, airfreight. [1925 30] * * * air freight noun 1. Transport of freight by air 2 …
69dead-freight — deadˈ freight noun Money paid for the empty space in a ship by a person who engages to freight her, but fails to make out a full cargo • • • Main Entry: ↑dead …
70dead freight — noun 1. : the amount paid by or recoverable from a charterer of a ship for such part of the ship s capacity as he has contracted for but fails to occupy; also : the unoccupied space in such a ship 2. : bulky nonperishable freight * * * Com. 1. an …