Definition
Definition of lockage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
transportationDated toll paid for passing through canal locksDated
- The lockage was higher than expected.
2.
engineeringDated elevation change made by canal locksDated
- The lockage allowed boats to navigate the steep terrain.
3.
waterwaysDated system of locks in a canalDated
- The lockage was crucial for the canal's operation.
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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- French:taxe de navigation, éclusage, ...
- German:Schleusengebühr, Schleusung, ...
- Italian:pedaggio per le chiuse, dislivello, ...
- Spanish:peaje de esclusas, sistema de esclusas, ...
- Portuguese:taxa de eclusagem, eclusagem, ...
- Chinese:船闸费, 水闸, ...
- Japanese:通行料, 閘門操作, ...
- Arabic:رسم عبور الأهوسة, رَفْع القَفْل, ...
- Hebrew:אַגְרָה, שִׁנּוּי גּוֹבַה, ...
- Russian:пошлина, шлюзование, ...
- Ukrainian:плата за шлюзування, шлюзування, ...
- Hindi:ताले का शुल्क, लॉकिंग, ...
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