shipping
- noun
- /ˈʃɪpɪŋ/
- The shipping industry plays a crucial role in global trade by transporting goods around the world.
- shipping industry
- shipping lanes
- shipping channels
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Watch on YouTubeIt's risk free with free shipping and free returns.
- It's risk free with free shipping and free returns.
- And the best part is, is that it's free shipping worldwide.
- They have to pay for things like shipping, taxes, all that stuff.
- Now, I paid for two day shipping the other day for Ashley's cookies.
- That's one fee, that's the shipping, the tracking, all of that one fee.
- I think they do, but I'm not sure if not worldwide shipping is being turned on.
- Plus, all orders will get free express shipping so you don't have to wait.
- And I said it then, that's before shipping and tax and duties and imports.
- I'm not in shipping business, OK on that.
- That'll get you a discount on all hover pens and free shipping to most countries.
- How great was the last year when all the shipping and everything ground to a halt?
- But the choice for helping your shipping needs is Ship Station.
- I paid a hefty price for that priority shipping Ulta.
Examples
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Plus you get free shipping on all orders.
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Finally, increased oil and gas exploration and the trans-Arctic shipping that comes with it will pose serious environmental risks.
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The link is below and they have free shipping right now.
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My dad was an executive at one of the shipping companies.
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I took this photo of one of the shipping containers.
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We have representatives from the shipping company with us, living on the upper boat deck.
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Currently, the regulations of the United States and Canada relating to shipping are largely the same.
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Standards 4 and 5 can be addressed with shipping activity and how it impacts the environment.
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She works at this shipping company, and they have this management training program.
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That's one fee, that's the shipping, the tracking, all of that one fee.
Synonyms
Moving people or goods from one place to another
A system that moves people or goods, often by vehicles
The transport of large amounts of goods by ship or truck for pay
Compounds
- Specialized
A person or company that arranges cargo, customs, and port services for a ship
- Specialized
A serious illness in cattle or sheep after long travel that causes high fever and lung infection
- Archaic
A formal contract between the ship's captain and crew that states duties, pay, and working conditions during a voyage
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Morphology
Etymology
Shipping comes from ship 'boat' and the action ending -ing, so it originally meant the act of moving goods by boat and now names the business of transporting goods, especially by sea.