lockage
ˈlɒkɪdʒ
Definition

Definition of lockage - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
transportationDatedtoll paid for passing through canal locksDated
  • The lockage was higher than expected.
charge fee levy
2.
engineeringDatedelevation change made by canal locksDated
  • The lockage allowed boats to navigate the steep terrain.
3.
waterwaysDatedsystem of locks in a canalDated
  • The lockage was crucial for the canal's operation.
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Origin of lockage

French, loque (lock) + -age (action)

Examples of lockage in a sentence

  • Boaters were surprised by the increased lockage charges.
  • The canal's lockage was impressive to the tourists.
  • Engineers calculated the lockage needed for the new canal.
  • The lockage was undergoing maintenance.
  • They studied the lockage to improve efficiency.

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  1. French:taxe de navigation, éclusage, ...
  2. German:Schleusengebühr, Schleusung, ...
  3. Italian:pedaggio per le chiuse, dislivello, ...
  4. Spanish:peaje de esclusas, sistema de esclusas, ...
  5. Portuguese:taxa de eclusagem, eclusagem, ...
  6. Chinese:船闸费, 水闸, ...
  7. Japanese:通行料, 閘門操作, ...
  8. Arabic:رسم عبور الأهوسة, رَفْع القَفْل, ...
  9. Hebrew:אַגְרָה, שִׁנּוּי גּוֹבַה, ...
  10. Russian:пошлина, шлюзование, ...
  11. Ukrainian:плата за шлюзування, шлюзування, ...
  12. Hindi:ताले का शुल्क, लॉकिंग, ...
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