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What (who) is grt - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
GRT (disambiguation)
grt
¦ abbreviation gross registered tonnage.
grt
Gross registered tons
GRT Group
FORMER BUS OPERATING COMPANY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
GRT Group was a bus operating company in the United Kingdom from 1989 until 1995. It was formed when Grampian Regional Transport (GRT) was privatised.
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GRT
GRT may refer to:
- GRT Group, a former British bus operator
- GRT Records, a record label
- Garo language of India and Bangladesh
- General Recorded Tape, a defunct US company
- Grand River Transit, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, a public transport operator
- Grasser Racing Team, an Austrian auto racing team
- Grateley railway station, Hampshire, England (National Rail station code)
- Greenbrier River Trail, a state park in West Virginia, US
- Gross register tonnage, a measure of a ship's volume
- Guangdong Radio and Television, China
- Gypsy, Roma and Travellers collectively; see The Traveller Movement
Examples of use of grt
1. The revision to Annex IV applies to new and existing ships of 400 grt and above and all ships certified to carry more than 15 persons that are engaged in international voyages.
2. Silja Line is to send its 33,000 GRT car/passenger ferry GTS Finnjet to the Gulf Coast of the United States to serve as emergency accommodation for a medical school in the region struck by Hurricane Katrina at the end of last month.
3. "Home, & someone to take care of house" he wrote in quill pen "Charms of music & female chit–chat – These things good for one‘s health." Then he paused, and added, darkly: "But terrible loss of time." The doubt didn‘t delay him long however, as he went on to answer his own question: "My God," he wrote, "it is intolerable to spend one‘s whole life, like a neuter bee, working, working, working, & nothing after all – No, no, won‘t do." "Imagine living all one‘s day solitarily in smoky dirty London house," he went on, before adding, sweetly, "Only picture to yourself a nice soft wife on a sofa with good fire, & books & music perhaps." Then he added, with a shudder: "Compare this vision with the dingy reality of Grt.