haulage
/ˈhɔːlɪdʒ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈhɔːlɪdʒ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈhȯ-lij/ (ame, mw)
haulage — 名詞
1. The work or industry of moving cargo over land, typically by truck or train.
貨運業
用卡車或火車運送貨物的行業
The work or industry of moving cargo over land, typically by truck or train.
The Ghosh family has run a haulage business in Kolkata for three generations.
Ghosh 家族在加爾各答經營貨運業已有三代之久。
collocation: haulage business
New safety rules require all haulage trucks to carry electronic tracking devices.
新的安全法規要求所有貨運卡車安裝電子追蹤裝置。
collocation: haulage trucks
After driving for a logistics firm, Mei-Lin started her own haulage company with a single lorry.
Mei-Lin 在一家物流公司開了十年車之後,用一輛卡車創立了自己的貨運公司。
The closure of the railway line forced several haulage firms to look for alternative routes.
鐵路支線的關閉迫使幾家貨運業者尋找替代路線。
用法筆記
Commonly appears in compound nouns such as 'haulage company', 'haulage industry', 'road haulage', and 'rail haulage'. In British English the person or company is called a 'haulier'; in American English, 'hauler' is used instead.
常見錯誤
2. The physical effort or process of dragging or pulling a heavy load, often using
牽引;拖運
拖動或拉起重物的動作
The physical effort or process of dragging or pulling a heavy load, often using a vehicle or machine.
The haulage of the overturned bus required two heavy-duty cranes working together.
翻覆的公車需要兩台重型起重機協力才能拖運。
pattern: the haulage of [heavy object]
Miners once used pit ponies for the haulage of coal through narrow underground passages.
礦工曾經使用小馬來牽引煤車穿過狹窄的地下坑道。
collocation: haulage of coal
A powerful winch system handles the haulage of boats up the slipway at the harbour.
一座強力絞車系統負責將船隻拖上港口的滑道。
The steep mountain road makes the haulage of construction materials especially challenging.
陡峭的山路使得建築材料的牽引作業格外困難。
- pushing
the opposite direction of force
用法筆記
Typically followed by a prepositional phrase beginning with 'of' that specifies what is being pulled. Can be modified by an adjective describing the method: 'mechanical haulage', 'cable haulage', 'rope haulage'.