freight

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freight
[freɪt]
1(comercio)
sustantivo
2transporte (m) or flete (m) de mercancías (transport); flete (m) carga (f) (goods); flete (m) porte (m) (price)
  • freight elevator -> montacargas m inv (Estados Unidos)
  • freight train -> tren (m) de mercancías
verbo transitivo
3fletar, transportar (transport)
  • we'll freight it to you tomorrow -> se lo fletaremos mañana

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freight [freit]
1Fletar, dar y tomar a flete un buque.
2Cargar.
3Alquilar para el transporte.
4Transportar por buque o tren.
va.
sustantivo
1Carga, el peso que lleva un buque de géneros u otra cosa; cargazón.
2Flete, el precio que se paga por el transporte de las mercancía
sustantivo
  • Freight outwards -> flete de ida
  • Freight home o return flete de vuelta. Freight out and in -> flete por viaje redondo
  • Dead flete falso. Freight free -> libre de flete
  • To let to dejar a flete. Freight-car -> furgón o carro de carga

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freight [freɪt]
noun
(goods transported) flete; (m) (load) carga; (f) (goods) mercancías; (f) (charge) flete; (m) gastos costos de transporte; (m)or (m)
to send sth (by) freight enviar algo por flete
freight forward freight collect (US) (Comm) flete porte debido; (m)or (m)
freight free (Comm) franco de porte; freight inward (Comm) flete sobre compras; (m) freight paid (Comm) porte pagado; (m)
verb:transitive
(transport) [+goods] fletar; transportar;
modifier
freight car (n) (US) vagón de mercancías; (m)
freight charges (n) gastos costos de transporte; (m)or (m)
freight forwarder (n) (agente ) transitarioatransitaria; (m)a transitaria (m) (f) agente expedidoraexpedidora; (m)a expedidora
freight plane (n) avión de transporte de mercancías; (m)
freight terminal (n) terminal de mercancías; (f) (Aer) terminal de carga; (f)
freight train (n) (US) tren de mercancías; (m)
freight yard (n) área de carga; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "freight"

Imperative
  • freight
  • you freight
  • he/she freights
  • we freight
  • you freight
  • they freight
Preterite
  • I freighted
  • you freighted
  • he/she freighted
  • we freighted
  • you freighted
  • they freighted
Present Continuous
  • I am freighting
  • you are freighting
  • he/she is freighting
  • we are freighting
  • you are freighting
  • they are freighting
Present Perfect
  • I have freighted
  • you have freighted
  • he/she has freighted
  • we have freighted
  • you have freighted
  • they have freighted
Past Continuous
  • I was freighting
  • you were freighting
  • he/she was freighting
  • we were freighting
  • you were freighting
  • they were freighting
Past Perfect
  • I had freighted
  • you had freighted
  • he/she had freighted
  • we had freighted
  • you had freighted
  • they had freighted
Future
  • I will freight
  • you will freight
  • he/she will freight
  • we will freight
  • you will freight
  • they will freight
Future Perfect
  • I will have freighted
  • you will have freighted
  • he/she will have freighted
  • we will have freighted
  • you will have freighted
  • they will have freighted
Future Continuous
  • I will be freighting
  • you will be freighting
  • he/she will be freighting
  • we will be freighting
  • you will be freighting
  • they will be freighting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been freighting
  • you have been freighting
  • he/she has been freighting
  • we have been freighting
  • you have been freighting
  • they have been freighting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been freighting
  • you will have been freighting
  • he/she will have been freighting
  • we will have been freighting
  • you will have been freighting
  • they will have been freighting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been freighting
  • you had been freighting
  • he/she had been freighting
  • we had been freighting
  • you had been freighting
  • they had been freighting
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