cargo space

collocation in English

meaningsofcargoandspace

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cargo
noun[C or U]
uk
/ˈkɑː.ɡəʊ/us
/ˈkɑːr.ɡoʊ/
the goods carried by a ship, aircraft, or other ...
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space
noun
uk
/speɪs/us
/speɪs/
an empty area that is available to ...
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(Definition ofcargoandspacefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Other problems affecting sugar areas that resulted in increasing tensions between the two groups were labour shortages, competition for railwaycargospace, inadequate road systems, and unmarked property boundaries.
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Timber of course constitutes a bulky cargo, and is relatively per cubic foot ofcargospaceof a low value.
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Liners formerly used coal as fuel; now they are using oil, and to that extent have a greater volume ofcargospace.
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The ship could not bring back food to this country, as hercargospaceis negligible.
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The importance of utilising any availablecargospacein troopships for imports into this country is appreciated, and substantial amounts of cargo are lifted.
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Each case must be considered on its merits and instances must occur in whichcargospacehas to remain unoccupied.
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Thecargospacerequired for importing pit props is a thing we shall not be able to afford.
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It takes up lesscargospace, is cleaner to handle and employs fewer men, and its use a very natural tendency.
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The air courier services are major purchasers of air tickets andcargospace.
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Such capability is vital for the security of availability ofcargospace, and for some control over freight rates.
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They were put on for the definite purposes of assisting the exchange position and economisingcargospace, both excellent purposes in time of war.
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This home supply has obviated the employment of an equivalent quantity ofcargospaceand has substantially reduced our foreign, currency requirements.
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It concerns the invisible exports which go with it like the sales of seats and ofcargospace.
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We simply do not possess thecargospaceto transport our propaganda, however good it may be.
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Does he not subsidise the fastest liners by buyingcargospace, and paying thousands of pounds to the railway companies for the carriage of mails?
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That means that propercargospacemust be provided and that proper screening machines should be used by all the major airlines.
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If it takes up half of thecargospace, or a quarter of it, to put in a women's lavatory, this will produce an absurd position.
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Sea mail is in practice generally sent by air, but it may have to wait untilcargospaceis available.
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Additional payments will be made for refrigeratedcargospacein liners and also in respect of certain expenses which cannot suitably be included in the general rates.
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Further, there would be no saving ofcargospace, as no beer or materials for brewing are being sent from this country at the present time.
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