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bulk cargo
English - Turkish
Definition of
bulk cargo
in English Turkish dictionary
(Ticaret)
havaleli mal
(Ticaret)
dökme mal ambalajsız mal
(Askeri)
DÖKÜM, YÜK: Nakil vasıtasının konteyner vazifesi gördüğü genellikle toplu halde gönderilen yük; ör., sıvı, hububat, maden cevheri
(Kanun,Ticaret)
dökme yük
(Ticaret)
ambalajsız mal
(Askeri)
döküm yük
(Ticaret)
dökme mal (ambalajsız mal )
English - English
Definition of
bulk cargo
in English English dictionary
Any cargo, either liquid or dry, that is shipped in volume without being packed into containers
Unpacked homogeneous cargo poured loose in a certain space of a vessel or container e g oil and grain
Cargo that is made up of one commodity; examples include grain, oil, and ore
A shipment such as oil, grain, or ore that is not packaged, baled, bottled, or otherwise packed but is loaded without counting or marking There are two types of carriersthe dry-bulk carrier and the liquid-bulk carrier, better known as a tanker
Goods not in packages or containers See also, Break Bulk Cargo
Cargo not packaged or broken into smaller units Bulk cargo is either dry (grain) or liquid (petroleum) and cannot be counted
Homogeneous unpacked dry cargo such as grain, iron ore or coal Any commodity shipped in this way is said to be in bulk
Unpackaged cargo such as coal, ore, grain, and other commodities that are carried in bulk
Loose cargo, not unitized, not loaded in containers or on pallets
Usually a homogeneous cargo stowed in bulk, and not enclosed in any container
Related Terms
bulk
cargos
plural form of bulk cargo
bulk cargo
Hyphenation
bulk car·go
Turkish pronunciation
bʌlk kärgō
Pronunciation
/ˈbəlk ˈkärˌgō/ /ˈbʌlk ˈkɑːrˌɡoʊ/
Etymology
[ 'b&lk also 'bulk ] (noun.) 15th century. Middle English, heap, bulk, from Old Norse bulki cargo.
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