forwarder
ˈfɔrwərdər
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Definition of forwarder - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
communicationRareperson who forwards emails or messagesRare
  • He acted as a forwarder, sending the urgent news to all staff..
dispatcher sender transmitter
2.
logisticsRareperson or company that organizes shipmentsRare
  • The forwarder arranged the transport of goods across multiple countries..
shipping agent
3.
publishingDatedUKperson in bookbinding preparing books for finishingDatedUK
  • The forwarder carefully prepared the book for the next stage.
assembler binder preparer
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business or person arranging transport and paperwork for moving goods
The exporter hired a freight forwarder to handle customs and shipping.

Origin of forwarder

English, forward + -er (one who does)

Examples of forwarder in a sentence

  • As a forwarder, she was responsible for the email chain.
  • The forwarder ensured all customs paperwork was completed.
  • A reliable forwarder can save a company time and money.
  • The forwarder ensured the pages were aligned perfectly.
  • As a forwarder, she took pride in her meticulous work.

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  1. French:réexpéditeur, transitaire, ...
  2. German:Weiterleiter, Spediteur, ...
  3. Italian:inoltratore, spedizioniere, ...
  4. Spanish:remitente, transitario, ...
  5. Portuguese:encaminhador, transitário, ...
  6. Chinese:转发者, 货运代理, ...
  7. Japanese:フォワーダー, 運送業者, ...
  8. Arabic:مُعِيدُ التَّوْجِيه, وكيل شحن, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְשַׁגֵּר, חֶבְרַת שִׁלּוּחַ, ...
  10. Russian:пересылатель, экспедитор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пересилач, експедитор, ...
  12. Hindi:फॉरवर्डर, शिपमेंट आयोजक, ...
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