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bill of lading plural bills of lading
( shipping ) document issued by a carrier (e.g. master of a ship or the ship owner's agent) to a shipper listing a ship's cargo, acknowledging receipt of said cargo, and specifying terms for its delivery .
Coordinate terms: bill of sale bill of materials bill of quantities Near-synonyms: manifest bill of goods 1908 Morley Roberts , “The Captain of the Ullswater ”, in The Blue Peter :But all the while Captain Amos Brown was telling whackers that would have done credit to Baron Munchausen, he was really thinking of how he was to save those whose passage to a port not named in any bills of lading looked almost certain.
waybill for transport by boat
Arabic: بُولِيصَةُ شَحْنٍ f ( būlīṣatu šaḥnin )
Bulgarian: товари́телница (bg) f ( tovarítelnica ) , коносаме́нт m ( konosamént )
Catalan: coneixement (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 提貨單 / 提货单 (zh) ( tíhuòdān ) , 提單 / 提单 (zh) ( tídān )
Dutch: cognossement (nl) n beurtvaartadres (nl) n
Finnish: konossementti rahtikirja
French: connaissement (fr) m
Galician: coñecemento de embarque
German: Konnossement n
Hungarian: hajóraklevél hajórakjegy
Indonesian: konosemen (id) , surat muatan kapal
Irish: bille luchtaithe m
Italian: polizza di carico f
Japanese: 船荷証券 ( ふなにしょうけん, funani shōken )
Korean: 선하증권(船荷證券) ( seonhajeunggwon )
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: بارنامە (ckb) ( barname )
Polish: konosament (pl) m inan
Portuguese: carta de porte f conhecimento de embarque m
Romanian: conosament (ro) n
Russian: коноса́мент (ru) m ( konosáment ) , коносаме́нт (ru) m ( konosamént ) , накладна́я (ru) f ( nakladnája )
Serbo-Croatian: teretnica (sh) f
Spanish: conocimiento de embarque m manifiesto de carga m guía (es) f
Ukrainian: коноса́мент m ( konosáment ) , коносаме́нт m ( konosamént )
Welsh: bil llwytho m derbynneb lwytho f
