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MARITIME ENGLISH

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Hakima Bachir

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SHIPPINGOnline version MARITIME ENGLISH by Hakima Bachir A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W Starts with A Confirmation that goods have been received by a carrier or freight forwarder. Starts with B A legal document between the shipper and carrier detailing the goods being transported. Starts with C The company or individual responsible for transporting goods. Starts with D Fees charged when cargo is delayed beyond the agreed unloading time at a port. Starts with E A signature or instruction on a shipping document transferring ownership or title of goods. Starts with F A logistics company that arranges the shipment of goods on behalf of the shipper Starts with G The total weight of a ship's cargo, including its packaging, containers, and any other materials, but excluding the weight of the ship itself. Starts with H The compartment in a ship where cargo is stored Starts with I A document detailing the goods or services provided, along with their prices, issued by the seller to the buyer. Starts with J To throw goods overboard from a ship, usually in an emergency to lighten the vessel. Starts with L A single payment made for services or goods, rather than separate payments for different items or stages of work. Starts with M A legal agreement where a shipowner borrows money using the ship as collateral, agreeing to pay back the loan over time. Starts with N A formal communication, often used in maritime contexts to announce the termination of an agreement, changes in terms, or to alert parties to an event. Starts with O A phrase used to indicate that an action is being carried out by one party as a representative of another. Starts with P A formal contract or agreement, often referring to an insurance policy that covers the vessel or its cargo. Starts with Q Starts with R Basic materials, such as minerals or agricultural products, used in manufacturing or construction. Starts with S To travel on the water Starts with T A type of cargo ship that does not have a fixed schedule or regular route but is hired for specific voyages as needed. Starts with U The act of a ship departing from its berth (dock) to set sail or move to another location Starts with V A commercial activity, often associated with a risky investment or business operation, such as a shipping or exploration enterprise. Starts with W A legal document issued to authorize a particular action, such as a search or seizure in maritime contexts, or a document entitling the holder to a specific action (e.g., a warrant for the delivery of goods).

SHIPPINGOnline version

MARITIME ENGLISH

by Hakima Bachir

Starts with A

Confirmation that goods have been received by a carrier or freight forwarder.

Starts with B

A legal document between the shipper and carrier detailing the goods being transported.

Starts with C

The company or individual responsible for transporting goods.

Starts with D

Fees charged when cargo is delayed beyond the agreed unloading time at a port.

Starts with E

A signature or instruction on a shipping document transferring ownership or title of goods.

Starts with F

A logistics company that arranges the shipment of goods on behalf of the shipper

Starts with G

The total weight of a ship's cargo, including its packaging, containers, and any other materials, but excluding the weight of the ship itself.

Starts with H

The compartment in a ship where cargo is stored

Starts with I

A document detailing the goods or services provided, along with their prices, issued by the seller to the buyer.

Starts with J

To throw goods overboard from a ship, usually in an emergency to lighten the vessel.

Starts with L

A single payment made for services or goods, rather than separate payments for different items or stages of work.

Starts with M

A legal agreement where a shipowner borrows money using the ship as collateral, agreeing to pay back the loan over time.

Starts with N

A formal communication, often used in maritime contexts to announce the termination of an agreement, changes in terms, or to alert parties to an event.

Starts with O

A phrase used to indicate that an action is being carried out by one party as a representative of another.

Starts with P

A formal contract or agreement, often referring to an insurance policy that covers the vessel or its cargo.

Starts with Q

Starts with R

Basic materials, such as minerals or agricultural products, used in manufacturing or construction.

Starts with S

To travel on the water

Starts with T

A type of cargo ship that does not have a fixed schedule or regular route but is hired for specific voyages as needed.

Starts with U

The act of a ship departing from its berth (dock) to set sail or move to another location

Starts with V

A commercial activity, often associated with a risky investment or business operation, such as a shipping or exploration enterprise.

Starts with W

A legal document issued to authorize a particular action, such as a search or seizure in maritime contexts, or a document entitling the holder to a specific action (e.g., a warrant for the delivery of goods).

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Alphabet

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Starts with A

Confirmation that goods have been received by a carrier or freight forwarder.

Starts with B

A legal document between the shipper and carrier detailing the goods being transported.

Starts with C

The company or individual responsible for transporting goods.

Starts with D

Fees charged when cargo is delayed beyond the agreed unloading time at a port.

Starts with E

A signature or instruction on a shipping document transferring ownership or title of goods.

Starts with F

A logistics company that arranges the shipment of goods on behalf of the shipper

Starts with G

The total weight of a ship's cargo, including its packaging, containers, and any other materials, but excluding the weight of the ship itself.

Starts with H

The compartment in a ship where cargo is stored

Starts with I

A document detailing the goods or services provided, along with their prices, issued by the seller to the buyer.

Starts with J

To throw goods overboard from a ship, usually in an emergency to lighten the vessel.

Starts with L

A single payment made for services or goods, rather than separate payments for different items or stages of work.

Starts with M

A legal agreement where a shipowner borrows money using the ship as collateral, agreeing to pay back the loan over time.

Starts with N

A formal communication, often used in maritime contexts to announce the termination of an agreement, changes in terms, or to alert parties to an event.

Starts with O

A phrase used to indicate that an action is being carried out by one party as a representative of another.

Starts with P

A formal contract or agreement, often referring to an insurance policy that covers the vessel or its cargo.

Starts with Q

Starts with R

Basic materials, such as minerals or agricultural products, used in manufacturing or construction.

Starts with S

To travel on the water

Starts with T

A type of cargo ship that does not have a fixed schedule or regular route but is hired for specific voyages as needed.

Starts with U

The act of a ship departing from its berth (dock) to set sail or move to another location

Starts with V

A commercial activity, often associated with a risky investment or business operation, such as a shipping or exploration enterprise.

Starts with W

A legal document issued to authorize a particular action, such as a search or seizure in maritime contexts, or a document entitling the holder to a specific action (e.g., a warrant for the delivery of goods).