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cargo deсk - traducción al
RELIGIOUS PRACTICE
Cargo Cult; Cargo cults; Cargo Cults; Phantom cargo; Cargo culting; Cargoism; Cargo-cult; Cargo cul; Cargo cultist; Cargo cultists
break-bulk
![Loading paper rolls in the port of [[Hamina]] (Finland) March 2016](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Loading paper rolls in the port of Hamina (Finland) March 2016.jpg?width=200 "Loading paper rolls in the port of [[Hamina]] (Finland) March 2016")
![Mixed cargo being loaded into ships at [[Port Adelaide]] circa 1927](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Queens Wharf, Port Adelaide, before 1927.jpeg?width=200 "Mixed cargo being loaded into ships at [[Port Adelaide]] circa 1927")
SHIPPING GOODS THAT MUST BE LOADED INDIVIDUALLY
Breakbulk; Break-bulk cargo; General cargo; Break bulk cargo; Break-bulk
['breikbʌlk]
прилагательное
общая лексика
загруженный навалом
насыпью
general cargo
SHIPPING GOODS THAT MUST BE LOADED INDIVIDUALLY
Breakbulk; Break-bulk cargo; General cargo; Break bulk cargo; Break-bulk
1) разный груз
2) генеральный груз
general cargo
SHIPPING GOODS THAT MUST BE LOADED INDIVIDUALLY
Breakbulk; Break-bulk cargo; General cargo; Break bulk cargo; Break-bulk
генеральный /смешанный, сборный/ груз
Definición
cargo pants
¦ plural noun loose-fitting casual cotton trousers with large patch pockets halfway down each leg.
Wikipedia
Cargo cult
A cargo cult is a Melanesian indigenist millenarian belief system, often characterised as one in which adherents perform rituals which they believe will cause a more technologically advanced society to deliver goods. The consensus amongst scholars is however more nuanced, noting that such movements have to be understood as counter-colonial reactions to changing social and economic conditions, and that the 'cargo' aspect of such movements has been decontextualized, to the detriment of a fuller understanding.
