Similar words: portage, shortage, reportage, export agent, magna carta, carthage, cartilage, costal cartilage. Meaning: ['kɑrtɪdʒ /'kɑːt-] 
n. the work of taking something away in a cart or truck and disposing of it.
n. the work of taking something away in a cart or truck and disposing of it. 
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1. D yuan, including the labels fee and cartage charge.
2. Pay-off strand, stranding cartage, compact die stand, counter meter, double draught wheels, take up and traverse device, mechanical transmission system and electrical control system.
3. Center pay-off strand, stranding cartage, compact die stand, double draught wheels, take up and traverse device, mechanical transmission system and electrical control system.
4. Meanwhile, with the increase demand of coal , iron and steel, the price and cartage expense of them also rise gradually, which bring serious risks to power plants and iron and steel enterprises.
5. For the children elbow injury, we should put attention to the diagnosis and treatment of cap-like avulsion of epiphyseal cartage in distal end of humerus.
6. There are also systems based on the composting or cartage of excreta.
7. PACKING AND SHIPPING: Seller shall pay all shipping, packing, crating and cartage charges unless otherwise specified in this order.
8. No additional charges of any kind, including charges for boxing, packing, cartage, or other extras will be allowed unless specially agreed to writing in advance by Buyer.
9. Many city citizens complain that it is so few buses in their city that they have to absorb abundant more time cat-and-mouse for a bus, which is acceptedly awash with a large number of cartage.
More similar words: portage, shortage, reportage, export agent, magna carta, carthage, cartilage, costal cartilage, hyaline cartilage, stage manager, stage, outage, tartan, sparta, dotage, a stage, wastage, stager, staged, spartan, partake, footage, mutagen, offstage, wattage, montage, cottage, postage, onstage, upstage.