Definition Synonyms
Definition of dockage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
financeTECH. deduction from wages or pricesTECH.
- He noticed a dockage in his paycheck.
2.
agricultureTECH. US waste material in commercial seedsTECH. US
- The dockage was removed before packaging the seeds.
3.
maritimeTECH. US act of securing a vessel with ropesTECH. US
- Dockage was completed swiftly by the crew.
4.
feeTECH. US charge for using a dockTECH. US
- The dockage was higher than expected this year.
Origin of dockage
Dutch, dok (dock) + -age (related to)
Examples of dockage in a sentence
Dockage was applied to the invoice for late delivery. Farmers must account for dockage when selling their crops. Dockage can affect the overall quality of the seed batch. The port charged a fee for dockage. Dockage was necessary due to the storm. They charged dockage for the entire week.
Dockage fees vary by location.
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- French:déduction, déchets, ...
- German:Abzug, Abfallmaterial, ...
- Italian:detrazione, scarti, ...
- Spanish:deducción, desperdicio, ...
- Portuguese:dedução, desperdício, ...
- Chinese:扣款, 废料, ...
- Japanese:控除, 異物, ...
- Arabic:اِقْتِطَاع, شوائب, ...
- Hebrew:נִכּוּי, פְּסֹלֶת, ...
- Russian:вычет, примеси, ...
- Ukrainian:вирахування, відходи, ...
- Hindi:कटौती, अपशिष्ट सामग्री, ...
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