sjölägenhet

sjölägenhet (indefinite nominative singular)
sjölägenhets (genitive indefinite singular)
sjölägenheten (definite nominative singular)
sjölägenhetens (definite genitive singular)
sjölägenheter (indefinite nominative plural)
sjölägenheters (genitive indefinite plural)
sjölägenheterna (definite nominative plural)
sjölägenheternas (definite genitive plural)
ſjö-lägenhet (alternative obsolete)
ſjölägenhet (alternative obsolete)

Compound of sjö (“sea”) + lägenhet (“occasion; opportunity”). First attested in 1758.

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sjölägenhet in Svenska Akademiens ordbok (SAOB)

Med Skepparen Johan Enholm är ſjö-lägenhet til Sweaborg och Helſingfors; Fartyget ligger wid Slottsbacken och afgår ſiſt näſta Torsdag.
Med Capitain Nils A:ſon Pyk gifwes ſjölägenhet til Götheborg; de som wilja medſända några waror få widare underrättelſe hos Skeps-Clarerarne Friſch och Naucler.

1784 July 20, “Diverſe Kungörelſer [Various Announcements]”, in Dagligt Allehanda, page 4:

With the skipper Johan Enholm is a sea-opportunity to Sweaborg and Helsinki; The ship is located by Slottsbacken and departs least next Thursday.
With Capitain Nils A:son Pyk, gives a sea opportunity to Gothenburg; those who wish to send some goods with them will receive further information from Ship Clerks Frisch and Naucler.

En timma derefter befann sig Erwin på vägen till Italien, Grünau på vägen till Riga, för att begagna nästa sjölägenhet till Petersburg.

1830, Napoleon Bonaparte, translated by Elias Wilhelm Ruda, edited by Karl Ludwig Häberlin, Napoleons noveller, page 186:

An hour later, Erwin was on the road to Italy, Grünau on the road to Riga, to use the next sea opportunity to Petersburg.

(shipping, obsolete) An opportunity to travel or transport goods (to a specific destination) by sea.


katamarán

katamarán (nominative singular)
katamarány (nominative plural)
katamaránu (genitive singular)
katamaránů (genitive plural)
katamaránu (dative singular)
katamaránům (dative plural)
katamarán (accusative singular)
katamarány (accusative plural)
katamaráne (singular vocative)
katamarány (plural vocative)
katamaránu (locative singular)
katamaránech (locative plural)
katamaránem (instrumental singular)
katamarány (instrumental plural)


out of gauge

(shipping) Of cargo: that cannot be loaded in a standard dry container due to its excessive dimensions or weight.


HHG

(shipping) Initialism of household goods.


book of lading

(shipping) A book that records the details of carried cargoes.


time trade

(business, shipping) The request of a shipper to exchange a batched shipment with another shipper.


handling time

en-noun

handling time (countable and uncountable, plural handling times)

(business, shipping) The total number of business days from the moment one receives payment for an item and the moment when the package is processed or scanned at a shipping carrier.


storage time

storage time (countable and uncountable, plural storage times)

(business, shipping)The total amount of time that a product spends in materials storage, in inventory that is in-process, or in an inventory of finished goods.


agribulk

When fully operational, Laem Chabang's facilities will include three container terminals, one multi-purpose terminal, one agri-bulk terminal, and one coastal shipping terminal.

1992 October, Paul Borden, Jean Kelly, Marketing in Thailand (Overseas Business Reports), US DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, International Trade Administration, page 14:

In the agribulk sector the main products transported are grais, animal fodder and fertilizers.

2016 July 16, Bart Wiegmans, Rob Konings, Inland Waterway Transport: Challenges and prospects, Routledge, page ???:

Agribulk is the basis of food that is later consumed by people.

2025 May 2, “Agribulk inland shipping”, in Transito:

(logistics, shipping) Unpackaged agricultural commodities transported in large quantities, such as grains, oilseeds, sugar, and fertilizers, typically handled via bulk carriers, barges, or silos.