alongside
31alongside — ad. (Naut.) By the side of, side by side …
32alongside — adv 1. along, along the side, beside, by the side of, parallel with or to the length, close to the side, next to, right next to; aside, at the side, on one side, to one side, to the side, off to one side, off to the side, on the side, sidelong;… …
33alongside — Ma ka ao ao, pilipā, pīpā …
34alongside — A nautical term, common in charter parties, meaning that the charterer is to bring the cargo as near the ship as practicable …
35alongside replenishment — The transfer at sea of personnel and/or supplies by rigs between two or more ships proceeding side by side …
36Free Alongside Ship — ( FAS) An Incoterm ( FAS) that means the seller is responsible for the cost of transporting and delivering goods alongside a vessel in a port in his or her country. Since the buyer has responsibility for export clearance under FAS, it is not a… …
37pull alongside — v. (AE) (D; intr.) to pull alongside of (to pull alongside of the other car) * * * (AE) (D; intr.) to pull alongside of (to pull alongside of the other car) …
38free alongside vessel — UK US adjective ► TRANSPORT FREE ALONGSIDE SHIP(Cf. ↑free alongside ship) …
39free alongside vessel — adverb (or adjective) see free alongside ship * * * free alongside ship or free alongside vessel, delivered to a ship s side without charge to the buyer, but with all further transportation being at the buyer s expense. Abbr: f.a.s …
40Free alongside ship — (FAS) is an incoterm. It means that the seller pays for transportation of the goods to the port of shipment. The buyer pays loading costs, freight, insurance, unloading costs and transportation from the port of destination to his factory. The… …
