pumpage
8.2
A fee for moving liquids like water or fuel
- noun
- /ˈpʌmɪdʒ/
- Specialized
:
cobro por bombeo
- A small pumpage is charged for each delivery to cover equipment costs.
Examples
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Customers questioned the new pumpage added to their monthly water bills.
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The invoice included a pumpage for transferring the oil from the tanker.
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The pumpage fee was higher than expected.
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Some companies charge extra for pumpage services.
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The invoice included a pumpage for transferring the oil from the tanker.
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Customers questioned the new pumpage added to their monthly water bills.
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A small pumpage is charged for each delivery to cover equipment costs.
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Etymology
Pumpage comes from the plain word pump ('to move liquid') plus the ending -age, which often makes a noun meaning a 'fee', as in postage. So pumpage can mean the charge you pay for pumping.