forwarder
a person who forwards.
Origin of forwarder
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How to use forwarder in a sentence
The forwarder wrote back, “container will be rolled to another mother vessel,” without any other information.
Why Is Everything More Expensive Right Now? Let This Stuffed Giraffe Explain | Alana Semuels | August 17, 2021 | TimeFreight forwarders and shippers are fighting one another to get shipping slots.
Why Is Everything More Expensive Right Now? Let This Stuffed Giraffe Explain | Alana Semuels | August 17, 2021 | TimeBeginning around April of 2020, even the freight forwarders, who do this professionally, started having a hard time finding space on ships.
Why Is Everything More Expensive Right Now? Let This Stuffed Giraffe Explain | Alana Semuels | August 17, 2021 | TimeIt is always possible, however improbable, that we may be helped a little forwarder on the path towards realization.
God and Mr. Wells | William ArcherBut to her he only appeared as the ready forwarder of Aimée's devices.
Wives and Daughters | Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell
The forwarder, who performs all the other operations leading up to the finishing.
Arts and Crafts Essays | VariousThis process also enables the forwarder to give great sharpness and finish to this part of his work, if he think it worth while.
Arts and Crafts Essays | VariousYou see we wasn't aware till this morning that you were going to move, or we could have been forwarder.
The Mayor of Casterbridge | Thomas Hardy
British Dictionary definitions for forwarder
/ (ˈfɔːwədə) /
a person or thing that forwards
a person engaged in the bookbinding process of forwarding
See forwarding agent
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