Übersetzung für 'combined cargo' von Englisch nach Deutsch

combined cargo [Br.]

kombinierter Ladungs­verkehr {m} <KLV>railtransp.

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combined {adj} {past-p}

zusammengesetzt

vereint

zusammengeschlossen

vereinigt

verbunden

kombiniert

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combined {adj}

gemeinsam

combined action

gemeinsames Handeln {n}

combined income

gemeinsames Einkommen {n}

combined system

Verbundsystem {n}

combined brightness

kombinierte Helligkeit {f}

combined keyboard

kombinierte Tastatur {f}

combined resources

vereinigte Ressourcen {pl}

vereinte Ressourcen {pl}

combined rate

kombinierter Tarif {m}

combined event

Mehrkampf {m}sports

combined with {prep}

in Verbindung mit [+Dat.] <i. V. m.> [österr. auch: iVm]

combined staff

multinationaler Stab {m}mil.

combined transplantation

kombinierte Transplantation {f}med.

combined wall

Kombiwand {f}constr.geol.

• "Ural Maru" was a combined cargo/passenger vessel owned and operated by Osaka Shosen (the predecessor to Mitsui OSK Lines).
• In 2006, the Port of Ningbo was merged with the neighboring Port of Zhoushan to form a combined cargo handling center.
• The country's principal commercial seaports are Shuwaikh and Shuaiba, which handled combined cargo of 753,334 TEU in 2006.
• The goods arriving by train were loaded at the final stations onto steamers (at that time combined cargo and passenger ships) or towed barges and at the destination they were reloaded onto the freight wagons of another railway company.
• It has 3 major ports and 2 minor ports with combined cargo of 240 million tonnes per year.

• and "Kiyosumi Maru" were built by IHI Corporation at in Kobe as combined cargo-passenger ships.
• Meares decided that as soon as the new schooner, "North West America", was launched he would sail "Felice" to Macau, China, with the combined cargo of furs.
• The ships were designed as combined cargo, passenger and gunboats for the Peruvian Navy.
• Traffic on the New Zealand route did not develop as quickly as anticipated, and in 1893 a new dedicated combined cargo/passenger liner, [...] , with nearly twice the gross tonnage of one of the older ships, was introduced.