tonnage English

Meaning tonnage meaning

What does tonnage mean?

tonnage

— noun a tax imposed on ships that enter the US; based on the tonnage of the ship

Synonyms tonnage synonyms

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tonnage English » English

tunnage

tonnage duty

capacity

ship’s hold

shipping

machining pressure

load

holding capacity

freight space

containment

carrying capacity

bottoms

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Movie subtitles

Wait'll you wear them for a little while. They'll shrink to your tonnage.

The tonnage of this patrol was close to a record.

What kind of tonnage?

First you put on the main switch. Then you set the stroke to whatever tonnage you want.

BRIT'SH. GROSS TONNAGE: 5,000.

A lot of tonnage.

Let's see what's her tonnage.

What do you guess her tonnage to be?

I want tonnage, speed, equipment- the works.

The total tonnage of what you don't know is enough to.

The tonnage order is nearly complete.

More nuclear mega-tonnage? More rockets?

Sixteen rockets, each carrying mega-tonnage, the same as your own.

Even with the extra tonnage, I'm still the best there is. Yeah?

First you put on the main switch, then you set the stroke to whatever tonnage you want.

GROSS TONNAGE: 5,000.

But, in 1925, shipping tonnage on Volga increased by ten percent, or 176,000 tons more.

Even with the extra tonnage, I'm still the best there is.

Technically, Norfolk has more gross tonnage.

He worked the lumber fields this side of the border until he put on a little excess tonnage a couple of seasons ago.

Metallically activated, hydrogen tonnage.

Tonnage at dive, 2,500. She is fully armed.

In a surprise Christmas bombing of Hanoi president Nixon delivered more tonnage than was used at Dresden in World War II.

So pay the tonnage, and charge your townships extra for the pickups.

And when they have destroyed enough ship tonnage or neighborhoods they get to walk around with a cross around their necks.

Give me that tonnage old bear!

You know, tonnage price of minal folders?

Huge tonnage of sweets.

And the next words from your mouth will determine the weight and velocity of the staggering tonnage of shit that's about to plummet onto your head.

Yeah, well, the carpenter has a name, and he would need a forklift to maneuver through my tonnage of emotional debris.

If the Solanos are hauling tonnage in a commuter line, they're not going to be jamming their product into the luggage compartments with the carry-ons.

If it's not delicate, how much. Tonnage?

You get almost half the total tonnage.

News and current affairs

Its ship tonnage (excluding fleets that sail under flags of convenience) is the fourth largest in the world.

Rapid expansion of ship tonnage is part of China's current Five-Year, and by 2010 its shipbuilding capabilities will likely rival those of Japan and Korea.