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51Carriage House Studios — is a residential recording studio located in the suburbs of city state|Stamford|Connecticut. It was used throughout the 1980s for recording orchestral parts for B movies, such as Missing in Action and Silver Bullet , and still records parts today …
52carriage forward — UK US adjective, adverb (UK ► TRANSPORT used to show that the cost of shipping goods will be payed by the buyer: »Where it is agreed that goods are to be despatched carriage forward, they will be consigned by the cheapest route …
53carriage — late 14c., act of carrying, means of conveyance, wheeled, vehicles collectively, from Anglo Fr. and O.N.Fr. cariage cart, carriage, from carier to carry (see CARRY (Cf. carry)). Meaning individual wheeled vehicle is c.1400; specific sense of… …
54carriage — [n1] delivery of freight carrying, conveyance, conveying, delivering, freight, transit, transport, transportation; concepts 148,217 carriage [n2] posture, physical and mental air, aspect, attitude, bearing, behavior, cast, comportment, conduct,… …
55carriage-free — carriage freeˈ adverb Without charge for transport • • • Main Entry: ↑carriage …
56carriage line — noun Another name for ↑coachline (see under ↑coach) • • • Main Entry: ↑carriage …
57carriage company — carriage company, people who keep private carriages: »No phrase more elegant and to my taste than that in which people are described as seeing a great deal of carriage company (Thackeray) …
58carriage paid — carriage paid, British. carriage free …
59Carriage and Insurance Paid to — (CIP) is an Incoterm, usable with any mode of transport. It is the correct term to be used in place of CIF for shipments in containers or by air. It is defined in International Chamber of Commerce s publication 560 Incoterms 2000. The passing of… …
60Carriage Museum — is a museum in Cairo, Egypt …
