Definition of porterage in English:

porterage

noun ˈpɔːt(ə)rɪdʒˈpɔrdərədʒ

mass noun

The work of carrying luggage or other loads, done by porters or labourers.
facilities include porterage, restaurant, and cocktail bar
Example sentencesExamples
- Tell them that you support their action and that you don't want the resolution lifted until it can be independently confirmed that the practices of slave labour and porterage have stopped.
- There is a briefing before people are allowed on to the mountain and government taxes and porterage tips to be sorted out.
- In a tsetse-free zone, where all sections of society adapted quickly to the use of animal draught, South Africa had a great transport advantage over many other parts of the continent that were dependent on humans for porterage.
- As well as a glass lift between the main tower and the rest of the complex, there will be 24-hour hotel-style porterage, basement parking and 18,000 sq ft of commercial space.
- An indefinite ‘work to rule’ has also started, which will see nurses refusing to carry out porterage and administrative tasks, as well as certain medical duties such as taking blood samples.

Rhymes

quarterage

Definition of porterage in US English:

porterage

nounˈpôrdərəjˈpɔrdərədʒ

The work of carrying luggage, supplies, or other materials, done by porters or laborers.
facilities include porterage, restaurant, and cocktail bar
Example sentencesExamples
- There is a briefing before people are allowed on to the mountain and government taxes and porterage tips to be sorted out.
- Tell them that you support their action and that you don't want the resolution lifted until it can be independently confirmed that the practices of slave labour and porterage have stopped.
- As well as a glass lift between the main tower and the rest of the complex, there will be 24-hour hotel-style porterage, basement parking and 18,000 sq ft of commercial space.
- In a tsetse-free zone, where all sections of society adapted quickly to the use of animal draught, South Africa had a great transport advantage over many other parts of the continent that were dependent on humans for porterage.
- An indefinite ‘work to rule’ has also started, which will see nurses refusing to carry out porterage and administrative tasks, as well as certain medical duties such as taking blood samples.

单词	porterage
释义	Definition of porterage in English: porterage noun ˈpɔːt(ə)rɪdʒˈpɔrdərədʒ mass noun The work of carrying luggage or other loads, done by porters or labourers. facilities include porterage, restaurant, and cocktail bar Example sentencesExamples Tell them that you support their action and that you don't want the resolution lifted until it can be independently confirmed that the practices of slave labour and porterage have stopped. There is a briefing before people are allowed on to the mountain and government taxes and porterage tips to be sorted out. In a tsetse-free zone, where all sections of society adapted quickly to the use of animal draught, South Africa had a great transport advantage over many other parts of the continent that were dependent on humans for porterage. As well as a glass lift between the main tower and the rest of the complex, there will be 24-hour hotel-style porterage, basement parking and 18,000 sq ft of commercial space. An indefinite ‘work to rule’ has also started, which will see nurses refusing to carry out porterage and administrative tasks, as well as certain medical duties such as taking blood samples. Rhymes quarterage Definition of porterage in US English: porterage nounˈpôrdərəjˈpɔrdərədʒ The work of carrying luggage, supplies, or other materials, done by porters or laborers. facilities include porterage, restaurant, and cocktail bar Example sentencesExamples There is a briefing before people are allowed on to the mountain and government taxes and porterage tips to be sorted out. Tell them that you support their action and that you don't want the resolution lifted until it can be independently confirmed that the practices of slave labour and porterage have stopped. As well as a glass lift between the main tower and the rest of the complex, there will be 24-hour hotel-style porterage, basement parking and 18,000 sq ft of commercial space. In a tsetse-free zone, where all sections of society adapted quickly to the use of animal draught, South Africa had a great transport advantage over many other parts of the continent that were dependent on humans for porterage. An indefinite ‘work to rule’ has also started, which will see nurses refusing to carry out porterage and administrative tasks, as well as certain medical duties such as taking blood samples.
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