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shipping in Finnish

shipping in Finnish is kuljetus, toimitus, laivasto — shipping means the business or process of transporting goods.

shipping in Finnish

kuljetus
noun
The transportation of goods.
toimitus
noun
The transportation of goods.
laivasto
noun
The body of ships belonging to one nation, port or industry; ships collectively.
laivakuljetus
noun
Passage or transport on a ship.
laivamatka
noun
Passage or transport on a ship.
laivaus
noun
Passage or transport on a ship.

What does "shipping" mean?

  1. noun The business or process of transporting goods.
    "Shipping delays pushed the delivery back a week."
  2. noun The fee charged for delivering an ordered item.
    "Shipping cost more than the item itself."
  3. noun Ships collectively, belonging to a nation, port, or industry.
    "Storms disrupted shipping across the whole region."
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shipping in a sentence

  • Shipping delays pushed the delivery back a week.
  • Shipping cost more than the item itself.
  • Storms disrupted shipping across the whole region.

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What is "shipping" in Finnish?

"shipping" in Finnish is kuljetus, toimitus, laivasto. shipping means: The business or process of transporting goods.

How do you use "shipping" in a sentence?

Example: "Shipping delays pushed the delivery back a week." In Finnish, "shipping" is kuljetus, toimitus, laivasto.

Are there other ways to say "shipping" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 6 translations listed for "shipping": kuljetus, toimitus, laivasto, laivakuljetus, laivamatka, laivaus.

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