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Definition of portaging in English Turkish dictionary
- portage
- nakletme
- portage
- taşıma
- portage
- taşıma vergini
- portage
- taşıma yeri
- portage
- kayık nakletmek
- portage
- Kan taşıma
- portage
- {i} nakliyat
- portage
- {i} nakliye yolu
- portage
- {i} taşıma ücreti
- portage
- {i} navlun
- portage
- hamallık
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Definition of portaging in English English dictionary
- portage
- The route used for such carrying
- portage
- An act of carrying, especially the carrying of a boat overland between two waterways
- portage
- {n} the price of carriage, a porthole, a carrying place round a fall
- Portage
- The carrying of boats and supplies overland between two waterways or around an obstacle to navigation
- Portage
- carrying boats and supplies overland
- Portage
- the cost of carrying or transporting
- Portage
- overland track between navigable waterways
- Portage
- [n] The act (or place) of carrying boats and cargo overland from one navigable stream or lake to another
- Portage
- – Bellman services required for a group arriving at the hotel all together The rate for portage is based on a round trip charge per person This is not mandatory for groups whose arrival/departure is scattered
- Portage
- a service operated by some local authorities whereby advice and support is given to mothers to improve the progress of children with disabilities
- Portage
- moving one's canoe over land to get to the next lake
- Portage
- The carrying of boat and equipment overland between navigable waters The Grand Portage, which bypassed the rapids and falls of the lower Pigeon River, stretched for 8½ miles From the verb porter, "to bear or carry" in the French of the early trappers, explorers, and voyageurs Onigam in the Ojibwe
- Portage
- [top] To carry your canoe on your back To do this your canoe will need a carrying thwart
- Portage
- a trail for carrying boats Often measured in rods which equal 16 5 feet
- portage
- when people carry small boats over land from one river to another (porter )
- portage
- {f} carry, transport, convey
- portage
- A porthole
- portage
- A sailor's wages when in port
- portage
- The act of carrying or transporting
- portage
- Lascivious; licentious
- portage
- See 3d Carry
- portage
- The price of carriage; porterage
- portage
- Capacity for carrying; tonnage
- portage
- A pig; a porket
- portage
- To carry a boat overland
- portage
- Licentious painting or literature; especially, the painting anciently employed to decorate the walls of rooms devoted to bacchanalian orgies
- portage
- Also called pigeon wood, beefwood, and corkwood
- portage
- {i} shipment, conveyance, carriage; cost of shipment, carriage fees
- portage
- A carry between navigable waters
- portage
- Of or pertaining to pornography; lascivious; licentious; as, pornographic writing
- portage
- carrying boats and supplies overland overland track between navigable waterways the cost of carrying or transporting A young hog; a pig
- portage
- The coarse-grained brownish yellow wood of a small tree (Pisonia obtusata) of Florida and the West Indies
- portage
- A charge made for carrying something
- portage
- To carry goods, boats, etc
- portage
- A treatise on prostitutes, or prostitution
- portage
- The quality or state of
- portage
- The amount of a sailor's wages for a voyage
- portage
- overland between navigable waters