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carriage forward
adjective, adverb
UKukus(written abbreviationcarr. fwd.)
TRANSPORT
used to show that the cost of shipping goods will be payed by the buyer:
Where it is agreed that goods are to be despatched carriage forward, they will be consigned by the cheapest route.
Examples of carriage forward
carriage forward
But this gunner, who has to get his death-laden carriageforward anyhow, is only doing his duty.
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So he alighted and sent his carriageforward, intending to linger on his way to the house, in order to regain his lost equilibrium.
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The elephant, in such cases, pushes the carriageforward with his forehead, and after every push, stems his knees against the wheels, whereby he prevents it from rolling back.
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The four bales of linens will be delivered to you carriage paid, but the boilers and (y sus) accessories you will receive (los recibirán) carriageforward.
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