freight

freight
1. noun
Fracht, die
2. transitive verb
befrachten
* * *
[freit]
noun
1) (goods being carried from place to place: air-freight; (also adjective) a freight train.) die Fracht, Fracht-...
2) (the money charged for carrying such goods: He charged me $100 freight.) die Frachtgebühr
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freight
[freɪt]
I. n no pl
1. (goods) Frachtgut nt
2. (transportation) Fracht f
air/rail \freight Luft-/Bahnfracht f
to send sth by \freight etw als Fracht senden
3. (charge) Frachtgebühr f
4. AM TRANSP (freight train) Güterzug m
II. n modifier (for freight) Fracht-
III. adv inv als Fracht
to send sth \freight etw als Fracht[gut] senden
IV. vt usu passive
to \freight sth etw als Frachtgut befördern
2. (fig liter)
to be \freighted with sth mit etw dat beladen sein
* * *
[freɪt]
1. n
1) (= cargo) Fracht f, Frachtgut nt
2) (= transport of freight) Frachtverkehr m
3) Fracht f, Frachtkosten pl

freight paid (Comm) — frachtfrei, Fracht bezahlt

freight and delivery paid ( US Comm ) — frachtfrei zum Bestimmungsort

2. adv

to send sth freight/air freight — etw als Frachtgut/per Luftfracht senden

3. vt
goods verfrachten
* * *
freight [freıt]
A s
1. Fracht f, Beförderung f als Frachtgut
2. Fracht(gebühr) f, -kosten pl
3. SCHIFF (US auch FLUG, AUTO, BAHN) Fracht f, Ladung f:
freight and carriage Br See- und Landfracht; forward A
4. BAHN US Güterzug m
B v/t
1. Schiffe, US auch Güterwagen etc befrachten, beladen:
the ship was freighted with coal das Schiff hatte Kohle geladen
2. Güter verfrachten
3. als Frachtgut befördern
c.f.i., C.F.I. abk WIRTSCH cost, freight, and insurance
frt abk WIRTSCH freight
* * *
1. noun
Fracht, die
2. transitive verb
befrachten
* * *
adj.
verfrachten adj. n.
Fracht -en f.
Frachtgut n.

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