BARGE - translation to arabic
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BARGE - translation to arabic

FLAT-BOTTOMED BOAT, BUILT MAINLY FOR RIVER, CANAL TRANSPORT OF HEAVY GOODS, USUALLY MOVED BY PUSHER OR TUG BOATS
Barges; Bargee; River barges; River barge; Poleboat; Oceangoing barge; Dumb barge; Unmanned barge
  • Barges towed by a tugboat on the [[River Thames]] in [[London]], [[England]], [[UK]]
  • Towboat pushing a barge on the [[Chicago River]]
  • Multiple barges pushed around a tight bend on the [[Cumberland River]]
  • New York]], United States

BARGE         
B.A.R.G.E

ألاسم

زَوْرَق ; صَنْدَل

barge         
B.A.R.G.E
اسْم : البَرْج . مركب لنقل البضائع . زورق بخاريّ مخصَّص لقائد أسطول . مركب كبير للرحلات والمهرجانات
Barge         
B.A.R.G.E
صندل، ماعون

Definition

barge
I
n.
1) to drive; float; tow a barge
2) to load; unload a barge
II
v. (d; intr.) to barge into (she barged into the room)

Wikipedia

Barge

Barge nowadays generally refers to a flat-bottomed inland waterway vessel which does not have its own means of mechanical propulsion. The first modern barges were pulled by tugs, but nowadays most are pushed by pusher boats, or other vessels. The term barge has a rich history, and therefore there are many other types of barges.

Examples of use of BARGE
1. The place of Nelson‘s funeral barge will be taken on Friday by the Royal Barge Jubliant.
2. The Dec. 7 accident occurred after a wire linking the barge and tugboat was cut in high winds, sending the barge slamming into a supertanker.
3. October 1' 2005 21:14 Moving aggregates by barge in London is not new; indeed the Lea itself was called Barge River until 1770.
4. Today, the barge industry has shriveled to a few companies.
5. The state water patrol was chasing the barge after corralling another, larger barge, which housed a defunct restaurant, near Arrow Rock early Friday.