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Meanings of tonnage in English
Portuguese
arqueação Measure of the cargo-carrying volumetric capacity of a ship.
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Usage of tonnage in English
1
That figure was purely for the tonnage collected under local recycling systems.
2
He just worked; and his mill held the tonnage record for years.
3
The tonnage of the vessels on the lakes has been already noticed.
4
Huntington is the largest port, in terms of tonnage, on the Ohio.
5
Ranged in order of gross tonnage, these eight vessels stand as follows:
6
Rail car loadings represent about 21 percent of chemical volume by tonnage.
7
Rail car loadings represent about 21 percent of chemical volumes by tonnage.
8
He resisted ship-money and the tax unlawfully imposed on tonnage and poundage.
9
Those who levied tonnage and poundage were branded with the same epithet.
10
No state may lay a tonnage duty without the consent of Congress.
11
He next mentioned her tonnage and armament, and indeed everything about her.
12
The tonnage of the three principal ports of Great Britain in 1844 was:-
13
He offered a bounty, dependent on tonnage, for anyone who built new vessels.
14
The sailing tonnage of the United Kingdom is only about 20 per cent.
15
It is approximately one-third the tonnage of the Marathon-class cruiser currently in service.
16
The tonnage limit can be moved simultaneously over different terminus routes.
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