Significats de porterage en anglès

Yes, sir; there's half-a-crown to pay for porterage, if you please.

No porterage of water anywhere in the house.

After the porterage fatigue we go back.

For some reason or other the R.E., who design material for our porterage, consider its end and not its portability.

My bag this time made no great demands on my powers of porterage, consisting as it did of a solitary snipe.

And this is quite a wide one, including a great variety of errandry and porterage, as well as polishing boots and shoes.

Here they made but slow progress because of the frequent rapids, which necessitated the porterage of the canoes over broken ground, and for considerable distances.

For many years the porterage of goods across this island to the Ottawa above-whichis called Lake Chats-wasa work of much difficulty and expense.

The man who plunders is no longer a man, he is a machine for porterage, and all who list may treat him as a slave.

Porterage is heavy work and rather slow.

"I wish you would let me do the porterage," he said.

"What, half-a-crown for porterage!" it exclaimed in indignant tones.

2 with a lofty condescension, as who should say, "You suffice for porterage; I, the superior artist, reserve myself for emergencies." No.

Yes, sir; there's half-a-crown to pay for porterage, if you please.

No porterage of water anywhere in the house.

After the porterage fatigue we go back.