Significados de big barges en inglés

The big barges were probably hauling transplants to some noble's orchard upriver.

Two large tramp steamers were anchored off the town loading lumber from big barges.

Bargees are the captains and crews of the big barges that are pulled up and down the river by slow horses.

They owned a lot of canal-boats, and one or two big barges, which took all kinds of things all the way to London.

Big barges, drawn by mules and horses on its shore, were cutting the still waters of the canal.

"It isn't exactly loafing to steer those big barges," said I.

Big barges were chugging down the river, loaded mainly with mayope timber cut by new settlements to sell to the shipyards in the city.