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| gen. |
transportation |
| environ. |
transport law Rules concerning the movement of goods or persons by sea, railway or road; transport regulation A rule or order prescribed by government or management for the safe and orderly conveyance of persons, materials or commodities over land, water or through the air |
| stat., transp. |
transport |
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| arts. |
transference; transferring |
| coal. |
conveying; haulage; transport; transportation; coal clearance; coal clearing |
| comp., MS |
freight (An amount paid to a carrier for transporting goods) |
| comp., MS, Braz. |
transport (A mechanism for moving data from one point to another) |
| cultur., commun. |
transfer |
| environ. |
transportation The act or means of moving tangible objects (persons or goods) from place to place. Often involves the use of some type of vehicle (tráfego); transport Transfer of mass, momentum, or energy in a system as a result of molecular agitation, including such properties as thermal conduction and viscosity; physics (física) |
| fin. |
carry-over; carrying appropriations forward |
| forestr. |
carrying bearing strength |
| IMF. |
shipment |
| IT |
carry; borrow; carry digit |
| market. |
amount carried forward |
| market., commun. |
colportage; hawking |
| transp. |
transmission |
| transp., agric. |
extraction |
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| gen. |
Information and dissemination; transport... |
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| environ. |
transport regulation |
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| environ. |
transport law |
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| commun. |
carry,to |
| fin. |
to carry |
| market., commun. |
hawk |
