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Significados de tdw en inglés

ruso
дедвейт
portugués
dwt
español
dwt
catalán
tonatge de pes mort

Measurement of a ship's weight carrying capacity.

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Examples for "dwt"
Examples for "dwt"
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Near it was found a golden neck-ornament, weighing 2 dwt.
Anglo-Saxon Literature
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China in February issued ship design guidelines recognising ships of 400,000 dwt.
Reuters
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The 23,709 dwt cargo ship had three Greek officers a Filipino crew.
Reuters
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The 22,294 dwt tanker had a crew of 28 North Koreans.
Reuters
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The British standard has 18 dwt.
Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies, From the Papers of Tho...
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The Company's ship construction contracts in hand include approximately 8,900,600 deadweight tonnage.
Reuters
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Currently, General Maritime owns 31 tankers with a total carrying capacity of about 4 million deadweight tonnage.
Reuters
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Fifteen cargo ships with a deadweight tonnage of 103,692, were lost during 1918 by the Naval Overseas Transportation Service.
Our Navy in the War
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Deadweight tonnage is the weight of whatever a ship carries in the way of cargo.
The new yorker
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In January she was loaded with 2,500 tons deadweight, and sailed for Rangoon.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 492, June 6, 1885
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On the completion of these he was asked by his owner to take command of a barque of about 600 tons deadweight.
The Shellback's Progress / In the Nineteenth Century
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The tanker is 70,362 tons deadweight.
Reuters
Uso de tdw en inglés
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Lemonides is focusing more closely on valuations and has been buying energy names like Tidewater Inc TDW.N and biotechs like Gilead Sciences Inc GILD.O.
Reuters
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