Chapter Ten Cargo Transportation Insurance

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新剑桥商务英语 Unit_6_Transportation

新剑桥商务英语 Unit_6_Transportation

Pipelines transportation
• The most important characteristics of pipeline transportation include: • Designed for a specific purpose only, to carry one commodity from a location to another • Effective in transporting large quantities of products • Link isolated areas of production with major centers of refining and manufacture
Airways
railways
Bicycles Pedestrians
Roadways
Waterways
Pipelines
the modes of transportation
General Introduction of Transportation
• What is transportation?
• 在公路运输市场中,承运人可以使用现有 的公路设施,无须先进行大量的资本投入 。因此这个市场中竞争者很多,他们以有 竞争力的价格提供相似的服务。
• 3. Rail offers the cost-effective transport of large quantities of cargos over long distances. It is especially good for cargos with high volume and low value, such as coal, timber and grain. • 4. It offer rapid, flexible delivery, but it is also perceived as expensive compared to the charges of land and ocean freight. Bulky cargo with low unit value can not afford to ship by air.

物流专业英语课件10-Chapter TenSupply Chains

物流专业英语课件10-Chapter TenSupply Chains
It is a customer focus to create unique and individualized sources of customer value, leading to customer satisfaction.
It is a strategic orientation toward cooperative efforts to synchronize and converge intra-firm and inter-firm operational and strategic capabilities into a unified whole.
10.3.2 The role of trust in supply chain relationship
In supply chain relationship, trust as a governance mechanism plays a crucial role in sharing information among business partners. It serves as a coordinating mechanism, can effectively reduce the transaction cost, increase flexibility, and prevent short-sighted opportunism.
10.2 SCM and logistics
10.2.1 The definition of SCM
Supply Chain Management is the systemic, strategic coordination of the traditional business functions and the tactics across these business functions within a particular company and across businesses within the supply chain for the purposes of improving the long-term performance of the individual companies and the supply chain as a whole.

Unit7LogisticsTransportation

Unit7LogisticsTransportation

Unit7LogisticsTransportationUnit Seven Logistics TransportationPart One TextLogistics TransportationWhat is logistics transportation?Logistics transport or logistics transportation is the movement of people and goods from one place to another. The term is derived from the Latin trans(“across”) and portare(“to carry”). Industries which have the business of providing transport equipment, transport services or transport are important in most national economies, and are referred to as logistics transport industries.Transportation network is an important tie binding our economy together. Our strong and efficient transportation system provides business with access to materials and markets, and provides people with access to goods, services, jobs and other people. Transportation touches each one of us every day in all aspects of our life.A Diversity of Transportation ModesTransportation modes are the means by which people and freight are carried. They fall into one of three basic types, depending on over which physical environment they travel, land (road, rail and pipelines), water (maritime shipping), and air (aviation). Each mode is characterized by a set of technical, operational and commercial characteristics:Road transportation. Road infrastructures are large consumers of space with the lowest level of physical constraints among transportation modes. However, physiographical constraints are significant in road construction with substantial additional costs to overcome features such as rivers or rugged terrain1. Road transportation has an average operational flexibility as vehicles can serve several purposes but are rarely able to move outside roads. Road transport systems have high maintenance costs, both for the vehicles and infrastructures. They are mainly linked to light industries where rapid movements of freight in small batches are the norm2. Yet, with containerization, road transportation has become a crucial link in freight distribution.Rail transportation.Railways are composed of a traced path on which are bound with vehicles. They have an average level of physical constraints linked to the types of locomotives and a low gradient is required, particularly for freight. Heavy industries are traditionally linked with rail transport systems, although containerization has improved the flexibility of rail transportation by linking it with road and maritime modes3. Rail is by far the land transportation mode offering the highest capacity with a 23,000 tons fully loaded coal unit train being the heaviest load ever carried.Maritime transportation. Because of the physical properties of water conferring buoyancy and limited friction, maritime transportation is the most effective mode to move large quantities of cargo over long distances4. Main maritime routes are composed of oceans, coasts, seas, lakes, rivers and channels. However, due to the location of economic activities maritime circulation takes place on specific parts of the maritime space, particularly over the North Atlantic and the North Pacific. The construction of channels, docks and dredging are attempts to facilitate maritime circulation by reducing discontinuity. Comprehensive inland waterway systems include Western Europe, the V olga / Don system, St. Lawrence / Great Lakes system, the Mississippi and its tributaries, the Amazon, the Panama / Paraguay and the interior of China. Maritime transportation has high terminal costs, since port infrastructures are among the most expensive to build, maintain and improve. High inventory costs also characterize maritime transportation. More than any other mode, maritime transportation is linked to heavy industries, such as steel and petrochemical facilities adjacent to port sites.Air transportation. Air routes are practically unlimited, but they are denser over the North Atlantic, inside North America and Europe and over the North Pacific. Air transport constraints are multidimensional and include the site (a commercial plane needs about 3,300 meters of runway for landing and take off), the climate, fog and aerial currents. Air activities are linked to the tertiary and quaternary sectors, notably finance and tourism, which lean on the long distance mobility of people5. More recently, air transportation has been accommodating growing quantities of high value freight and is playing a growing role in global logistics.Pipelines. Pipeline routes are practically unlimited as they can be laid on land or under water. The longest gas pipeline links Alberta to Sarnia (Canada), which is 2,911 km in length. The longest oil pipeline is the Transiberian, extending over 9,344 km from the Russian arctic oilfields in eastern Siberia to Western Europe. Pipeline construction costs vary according to the diameter and increase proportionally with the distance and with the viscosity of fluids (from gas, low viscosity, to oil, high viscosity). The Trans Alaskan pipeline, which is 1,300 km long, was built under difficult conditions and has to be above ground for most of its path. Pipeline terminals are very important since they correspond to refineries and harbors.Telecommunications. Telecommunication routes are practically unlimited with very low constraints, which may include the physiography and oceanic masses that may impair the setting of cables6. They provide for the instantaneous movement of information (speed of light in theory). Wave transmissions, because of their limited coverage, often require substations, such as for cellular phone networks. Satellites are often using a geostationary orbit which is getting crowded. High network costs and low distribution costs characterize many telecommunication networks, which are linked to the tertiary and quaternary sectors (stock markets, business to business information networks, etc). Telecommunications can provide a substitution for personal movements in some economic sectors.Three Components of Logistics transportationWith the growth of international trade and the globalization of production, logistics transportation systems have been under increasing pressures to support additional demands. This could not have occurred without considerable technical improvements permitting to transport larger quantities of passengers and freight, and this more quickly and more efficiently. Few other technical improvements than containerization have contributed to this environment of growing mobility of freight. Since containers and intermodal transportation improve the efficiency of globaldistribution, a growing share of general cargo moving globally is containerized. Consequently, transportation is often referred as an enabling factor that is not necessarily the cause of international trade, but a mean over which globalization could not have occurred without7. A common development problem is the inability of logistics transportation infrastructures to support flows, undermining access to the global market and the benefits that can be derived from international trade8. International trade requires distribution infrastructures that can support trade between several partners9. Three components of logistics transportation facilitate trade:Transportation infrastructure. It concerns physical infrastructures such as terminals, vehicles and networks. Efficiencies or deficiencies in transport infrastructures will either promote or inhibit international trade.Transportation services. It concerns the complex set of services involved in the international circulation of passengers and freight. It includes activities such as distribution, logistics, finance, insurance and marketing.Transactional environment. It concerns the complex legal, political, financial and cultural setting in which international transport systems operate. It includes aspects such as exchange rates, regulations, quotas and tariffs, but also consumer preferences. Modal CompetitionA general analysis of transport modes reveals that each has key operational and commercial advantages and properties. However, contemporary demand is influenced by integrated transportation systems that require maximum flexibility10. As a result, modal competition exists at various degrees and takes several dimensions. Modes can compete or complement one another in terms of cost, speed, accessibility, frequency, safety, comfort, etc. Although intermodal transportation has opened many opportunities for complementarity between modes, there is intense competition as companies are now competing over many modes in the transport chain. A growing paradigm thus appears to be supply chain competition where the modal competition component occurring over three dimensions11:1. Modal usage. Competition involves the comparative advantage of using a specific or a combination of modes. Distance remains one of the basic determinants of modal usage for passengers transportation12. However, for a similar distance, costs, speed and comfort can be significant factors behind the choice of a mode.2. Infrastructure usage. Competition results from the presence of freight and passenger traffic on the same itineraries linking the same nodes.3. Market area. Competition experiences between transport terminals for using new space (terminal relocation or expansion) or capturing new markets (hinterland).Modal competition can also been influenced by public policy where one mode could be advantaged over the others13. This particularly takes place over government funding and regulation issues. The technological evolution in the transport industry aims at adapting the transport infrastructures to growing needs and requirements. When a transport mode becomes more advantageous than another over the same route or market, a modal shift is likely to take place. A modal shift involves the growth in the demand of a transport mode at the expense of another, although amodal shift can involve an absolute growth in both of the concerned modes14. The comparative advantages behind a modal shift can be in terms of costs, convenience, speed or reliability. For passengers, this involved a transition in modal preferences as incomes went up, such as from collective to individual modes of transportation. For freight, this has implied a shift to faster and more flexible modes when possible and cost effective, namely trucking and air freight15.Words and Expressions:access [ '?kses ] n. the act of approaching or entering; 通路,进⼊,使⽤之权aerial [ '??ri?l ] a. a pass to a receiver downfield from the passer; 空中的,航空的,空想的batch [ b?t? ] n. a collection of things or persons to be handled together;批, 成批, 分批bind [ 'baind ] v. to fasten or tie with a string; to place under obligation; 绑, 约束buoyancy [ 'b?i?nsi ] n. the tendency to float in water or other liquid; 浮⼒characterize [ 'k?rikt?raiz ] v. describe or portray the character or the qualities or peculiarities of; 表⽰...的特⾊,赋予...特⾊complementarity [ k?mplimen't?riti ] n. the interrelation of reciprocity whereby one thing supplements or depends on the other;补充,补⾜comprehensive [ k?mpri'hensiv ] a. including all or everything; 综合的,⼴泛的,理解的confer [k?n'f?: ] v. present; 赠予,协议constraint [ k?n'streint ] n. the state of being physically constrained; 约束, 强制,约束条件current [ 'k?r?nt ] n. a steady flow (usually from natural causes) ; (⽔、⽓、电)流,趋势discontinuity [ 'dis.k?nti'nju(:) iti ] n. lack of connection or continuity; 断绝,中断,不连续dredging [ 'dred?i? ] n. remove with a power shovel, usually from a bottom of a body of water; 挖泥;flexibility [ fleks?'biliti ] n. the property of being flexible; easily bent or shaped; 灵活性,柔韧性friction [ 'frik??n ] n. effort expended in moving one object over another with pressure; 摩擦,摩擦⼒;impair [ im'p?? ] v. make worse or less effective; 损害infrastructure [ 'infr?'str?kt??] n. the basic structure or features of a system ororganization; 下部构造,下部组织,基础结构,基础设施inhibit [ in'hibit ] v. limit the range or extent of; 禁⽌,抑制instantaneous [ inst?n'teinj?s ] a. occurring with no delay; 瞬间的,即刻的integrate [ 'intigreit ] v. make into a whole or make part of a whole; 整合,使...成整体interior [ in'ti?ri? ] a. the region that is inside of something; 内部的,内地的,国内的,在内的itinerary [ ai'tin?r?ri, i't- ] n. an established line of travel or access; 旅程,旅⾏指南,游记maritime [ 'm?ritaim ] a. relating to or involving ships or shipping or navigation or seamen; 海的,海上的,海事的mobility [ m?u'biliti ] n. the quality of moving freely; 可动性,变动性,情感不定multidimensional [ m?ltidi'men??nl ] a. having or involving or marked by several dimensions or aspects; 多维的norm [ n?:m ] n. a standard or model or pattern regarded as typical; 标准,规范operational [ ?p?'rei??nl ] a. being in effect or operation; 操作的,运作的paradigm [ 'p?r?daim, -dim ] n. a standard or typical example; 例,模范,词形变化表quaternary [ kw?'t?:n?ri ] a. coming next after the third and just before the fifth in position or time or degree or magnitude; 四的(四进制的,第四纪的)refinery [ ri'fain?ri ] n. an industrial plant for purifying a crude substance; 精练⼚rug [ r?g ] a. topographically very uneven; ⾼低不平的,崎岖的,粗糙的substantial [ s?b'st?n??l ] a. fairly large; ⼤量的,实质上的,有内容的terrain [ 'terein ] n. a piece of ground having specific characteristics or military potential; 地带,地域,地形tertiary [ 't?:??ri ] a. coming next after the second and just before the fourth in position; 第三的,第三位的,第三世纪的undermine [ ?nd?'main ] v. destroy property or hinder normal operations; 渐渐破坏,挖掘地基viscosity [ vis'k?siti ] n. resistance of a liquid to sheer forces (and hence to flow); 粘度,粘性cost effective low in cost 费⽤低廉的to be composed of to be or make the parts of由…组成to be derived from to receive from another source; gain; 来⾃; 起源于,由...⽽来to be linked to to join by or as if by a link; unit;连接(联系), 有关联to fall into to be included in or classified as; 分成(变成,开始)to lean on to rest on for support; 靠在...上,倚在...上Special Terms:intermodal transportation 多式联运logistics transportation infrastructure: 物流运输基础设施transactional environment 交易环境transportation modes 运输⽅式Notes to the Text:1.However, physiographical constraints are significant in road construction with substantial additional costs to overcome features such as rivers or rugged terrain.然⽽,⾃然地理限制条件在公路建设中尤为明显,⼤量的附加成本要⽤于克服河流或凹凸不平的地形的特点。

Unit 2 Transportation《物流英语》教学课件

Unit 2  Transportation《物流英语》教学课件
/ikˈstensiv/ adj. 广泛的,大量的 liquid /ˈlikwid/ n. 液体 gaseous /ˈgæsiəs/ adj. 气体的,气态的 dominate /ˈdɔmineit/ vt. 占首要地位,支配 solid /ˈsɔlid/ n. 固体 slurry /slʌri/ n. 半流质稀薄混合物(尤指水泥、黏土、泥
浆等)
feasible /ˈfi:zəbl/ adj. 可实行的,可能的 refinery /riˈfainəri/ n. 精炼厂,提炼厂 harbor /ˈhɑ:bə/ n. 海港,港口
【Text Learning】
Transportation mode is an essential component of transportation system. Road transport, rail transport, water transport, air transport, and pipeline transport constitute the major transportation modes in modern society.
maritime /ˈmæritaim/ adj. 海的,海事的 capacity /kəˈpæsiti/ n. 容量,能力 continuity /ˌkɔntiˈnju:iti/ n. 连续性,持续性 compose /kəmˈpəuz/ vt. 组成,构成 coast /kəust/ n. 海岸,海滨
This system of transportation implies moving of commodities in unit loads as opposed to the conventional individual packaging or break bulk cargo. Most containers. are constructed of steel because this metal is durable and strong. But other materials have also been utilized, including aluminum, plywood, plastics and laminated wood.

《商务英语函电教程》Unit 10运输

《商务英语函电教程》Unit 10运输

General View
(2) the shipment with an indefinite date, usually when the payment is made by L/C e.g. shipment should be made within 30 days after receipt of L/C. (3) the shipment with a date in the near future.. When the shipment can be made soon after the conclusion of the contract,the parties can adopt such terms: immediate shipment,prompt shipment.
General View
B/L is issued by the captain or the shipping companies to testify that the goods have been received or shipped on board for delivery to a certain place of destination. The seller must inform the buyer as soon as shipment is effected so as to get the buyer prepared for taking delivery of the goods. Under FOB and CFR term, it is for the buyer to arrange for insurance upon receipt of shipping advice. If the buyer fails to receive the shipping advice, any damage to or loss of the goods thus sustained will be for the seller’s account.

2023年国际货运代理从业人员资格考试国际货代英语

2023年国际货运代理从业人员资格考试国际货代英语

全国国际货运代理从业人员资格考试(国际货代英语)试卷及答案答案:一、单项选择.1.D.2.B.3.B.4.B.5.A.6.B.7.D.8.C.9.A.10.B.11.D.12.B.13.B.14.C.15.B.16.B.17.A;18.B.19.B.20.C.二、判断.1.F.2T.3.F.4.T.5.T.6.T.7.T.8.F.9.T.10.T.11.T.12.F.13.F.14.F.15.F.16.T.17..18.T.19.F.20.F.三、多选.(每题2分,共20分)1.ABC.2.BD.3.ABCD.4.AD.5.AB.6.AD.7.AB.8.BC.9.ABC.10.BC.四、英汉互译.(每题1分,共20分)1.英译汉(1)清关(通关);(2)一般货品(件杂货、杂货、一般货品);(3)保险费;(4)分批装运(分批装船);(5)港口拥挤附加费;(6)装货单(装运单、下货纸);(7)等级运价(等级费率、等级货品运价);(8)跟单信用证统一通例.(9)集装箱货运站;(10)保函(保证函)。

2.汉译英(1)shippin.document(transpor.document,transportatio.document,shipmen.document).(2)transshipmen.additional.(3) Ai.Waybill.(4)particula.average;(5)inheren.vice.(6)internationa.trade.(7)constructiv.tota.loss.(8)no tic.o.readiness.(9)custom.formalities.(10)carriag.o.good.b.road(nd)五、英文单证操作.(20分)(1)Chin.XY.impor.an.expor.corp..(2.t.orde..(3.UV.corporation.;(4.Golde.Star.018E.(5.Qingdao.(6.Osaka.(7.GSTU3156712/20’.(8.ITOCH.OSAK.NO.1-800.(9)(on.containe.contents.80.Cartons(CTS).(10.100.Cotto.Towel.(11..KGS;.(12)freigh.prepaid.(13.Qin gdao.Octobe.14...(14.Three(3).(15)BB.shippin.agenc.a.agen.fo.AA.shippin.Co.a.carrier;(1.Chin.XY.impor.an.expor.corp.;(2.100.Cotto.Towel.(3)USD9900;(4.coverin.th.Institut.Carg.Cla use.(A).th.Institut.Wa.Clauses.(5.Octobe.14.。

海洋货物运输保险单

海洋货物运输保险单

第六章海洋货物运输保险单【目的要求】一、了解货运保险的一般投保程序及其相关保险金额和保险费的确定二、理解和掌握常见的保险单据并重点加强对其内容及其制作的学习。

(重点、难点)一、保险单的定义和种类保险单是由保险人签发给被保险人的保险证明。

另一方面,它也是规定买卖双方权利和义务的合同。

保险单分为五种类型1、保险单2、保险凭证3、预约合同4、保险申明5、联合凭证二、保险单的内容1、正本保险单的份数全套保险单包括三份正本和二份副本。

在正本保险单上写有“the first original”、“the second original”和“ the third original”。

2、发票号码填写“as per invoice”或实际的发票号码。

3、保单号次填写由保险公司编制保单号码4、根据被保险人的要求通常为出口商。

如果信用证规定被保险人为凭指示抬头,填写“to order”。

5、标记填写唛头或“as per invoice no. xxxx”,如无唛头,填写“n/m”。

6、数量填写最大包装的总件数。

7、被保险货物项目填写商品名称,如果所有的单据要求指明信用证号码,应在此栏中标明。

8、保险金额可小写,一般按发票金额的110%投保。

9、总保险金额用大写的英语字母填写,用only结尾。

10、保费/费率通常不注明具体数字而分别印就“as arranged”(按协商)。

有时保费栏可按信用证要求填写“paid”、“prepaid”11、装载运输工具填写“as per b/l”。

海运方式下填写船名,最好再加航次。

例如:“feng ning” v.9103;如中各运输有两次运输完成时,应分别填写一程船名及二程船名,中间用“/”隔开。

此处可参考提单内容填制。

例如:提单中一程船名为“mayflower”,二程船名为“dongfeng”则填写“mayflower/ dongfeng”。

12、开航日期填写“as per b/l”,如果需要转船,填写“ via xxx”。

2010年全国国际商务单证员专业考试国际商务单证缮制与操作试题 及答案

2010年全国国际商务单证员专业考试国际商务单证缮制与操作试题 及答案

2017年全国外经贸单证专业培训考试单证缮制与操作试题(考试时间:11月26日下午16﹕00—18﹕00)一、根据已知资料回答以下单选题,请在答题纸上作答(每题2分,共40分)SALES CONTRACTThe Seller: SHANGHAI MAICHEN CO., LTD. Contract No. MC171536 Address: 12 KONGJIANG ROAD, SHANGHAI,CHINA Date: JUL. 10,2017The Buyer: DASEN TRADING CORP.Address: Rm9008 Tower Building NY,USAThis Sales Contract is made by and between the Seller and the Buyer, whereby the Seller agree to sell and the Buyer agree to buy the under-mentioned goods according to the terms and conditions stipulated below:Description of Goods Quantity Unit Price AmountHeat resistant sealing bottle 1.5 liters 5000PCS CIFC5 NEW YORKUSD1.98/PC USD9900.00TOTAL 5000PCS USD9900.00Total Amount: SAY U.S.DOLLARS NINE THOUSAND AND NINE HUNDRED ONLYPacking:20pcs are packed in one export standard cartonTime of Shipment:Before the end of Sep., 2017.Loading Port and Destination:FROM SHANGHAI,CHINA TO NEW YORK, USA. Partial Shipment: NOT ALLOWED.Transshipment: ALLOWEDInsurance:To be effected by the seller for 110% invoice value covering All Risks and War Risk. Terms of Payment:By L/C at 30 days after sight, reaching the seller before Aug. 15,2017, and remaining valid for negotiation in China for further 15 days after the effected shipment. L/C must mention this contract number. L/C advised by BANK OF CHINA. All banking Charges outside China(the mainland of China) are for account of the Drawee.Documents:+ Signed commercial invoice in triplicate.+ Full set (3/3) of clean on board ocean Bill of Lading marked “Freight Prepaid” made out to order blank endorsed notifying the applicant.+ Insurance Policy in duplicate endorsed in blank.+ Packing List in triplicate.+ Certificate of Origin issued by China Chamber of CommerceSigned by:THE SELLER: THE BUYER: SHANGHAI MAICHEN CO., LTD. DASEN TRADING CORP.XIAYAN LUTY1.根据合同,合理的信用证开证日期应为A. Before Aug.15, 2017B. Aug.16,2017C. July 15,2017D. Before the end of Sept.2.如果提单日期为Sept.15, 2017,信用证的有效期应为A. Sept.30, 2017B. Sept.15, 2017C. July 15, 2017D. Aug.15, 20173.根据合同,信用证的到期地点应为A.开证申请人所在地B.货物所在地C.受益人所在地D.目的港4.根据合同,信用证的开证申请人应为A. SHANGHAI MAICHEN CO.LTD.B. DASEN TRADING CORP.C. BANK OF CHINAD. BANK OF America5. 根据合同,信用证的受益人应为A. SHANGHAI MAICHEN CO., LTDB. DASEN TRADING CORP.C. BANK OF CHINAD. BANK OF AMERICA6.根据合同,信用证金额应为A. USD1.98B. USD1.90C. USD9900.00D. USD9960.007.根据合同,信用证的付款期限应为A.即期B.出票后30天C.提单日期后30天D.见票后30天8.根据《UCP600》,信用证项下汇票的付款人应为A.开证行B.开证申请人C.受益人D.通知行9. 根据合同,信用证的贸易术语应为A.CIFB.FOBC.CFRD.CIP10.根据合同,包装应该是A.纸箱装B.木箱装C.铁箱装D.塑料箱装11.根据合同,信用证关于分批装运和转船的规定应为A.允许分批,不允许转船B.不允许分批,允许转船C.允许分批,允许转船D.不允许分批,不允许转船12.根据合同,信用证的装运港应为A.天津B. 纽约C. 洛杉矶D. 上海13. 根据合同,信用证的目的港应为A.天津B. 纽约C. 洛杉矶D. 上海14.根据合同,信用证的装运日期规定正确的是A. before Sept.15, 2017B. before Sept.1, 2017C. before Sept.30, 2017D. Sept.30, 201715.根据合同,信用证项下商业发票的签署人应为A.出口地商会B.商检机构C.受益人D.开证申请人16.按照合同,保险加成比例应该是A.10%B.20%C.30%D.5%17.按合同,保险单的险别应为A.平安险B.平安险加战争险C.一切险D.一切险加战争险18.根据合同,信用证项下海运提单的抬头应为A.TO ORDERB. STRIGHT B/LC. TO BEARERD. TO JOYFAIR TRADING Corp.19.根据合同,信用证项下原产地证明的出单人应为A.受益人B.出口地商会C.商检机构D.出口地海关20.按惯例,承担信用证开证费用的人应为A.议付行B.受益人C.开证行D.开证申请人二、根据已知资料指出下列进口单据中错误的地方并改正,请在答题纸上作答。

常见信用证条款英汉对照翻译

常见信用证条款英汉对照翻译

常见信用证条款英汉对照翻译Business Documents国际商务单证EDI (Electronic Date Interchange)电子数据交换2000 INCOTERMS2000年国际贸易术语解释通则UCP500Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credit, ICC Publication No.500 跟单信用证统一惯例CISGUnited Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods联合国国际货物销售合同公约Inquiry询价Offer发盘Counter Offer 还价Acceptance接受S/C Sales Confirmation 销售确认书(即合同)Physical Delivery实际交货Symbolic Delivery象征性交货FOBFree on Board装运港船上交货CFRCost and Freight成本加运费CIFCost Insurance and Freight成本加保险费和运费FCAFree Carrier货交承运人CPTCarriage Paid to运费付至CIPCarriage and Insurance Paid to 运费、保险费付至EXW工厂交货FAS装运港船边交货DAF边境交货DES目的港船上交货DEQ目的港码头交货DDU未完税交货DDP完税后交货Commission佣金Discount折扣Remittance汇付Remitter汇款人Payee收款人M/T Mail Transfer 信汇T/T Telegraphic Transfer电汇D/D Demand Draft票汇Payment in Advance预付货款Cash with Order随订单付款Collection 跟单托收Principal 委托人Drawee 付款人D/P Documents against Payment 付款交单D/A Documents against Acceptance承兑交单D/P at sight 即期付款交单D/P after sight远期付款交单T/R Trust Receipt信托收据L/C Letter of Credit 信用证Applicant 开证申请人Issuing Bank 开证行Advising Bank通知行Beneficiary受益人Negotiating Bank 议付行Paying Bank 付款行Documentary Credit跟单信用证Clean Credit光票信用证Irrevocable Letter of Credit不可撤销信用证Confirmed Letter of Credit 保兑信用证Sight Credit 即期信用证Usance Letter of Credit远期信用证Usance Credit Payable at Sight假远期信用证Stand-by L/C备用信用证L/G Banker’s Letter of Guarantee 银行保函Factoring国际保理O/A 挂帐,赊销(Open account)COD 货到付款(Cash on delivery)Payment by Installment分期付款Deferred Payment延期付款Sales by Quality凭现货销售Sales by Sample凭样品销售Seller’s Sample 卖方样品Buyer’s Sample 买方样品Counter Sample 对等样品Quality to be Considered as being to the Sample 品质与样品大致相同Specification 规格Grade 等级Standard 标准FAQFair Average Quality 良好平均品质,大路货Trade Mark 商标Brand Name品牌Name of Origin产地名称M/T Metric ton 公吨L/T Long ton 长吨S/T Short ton 短吨G.W.Gross Weight 毛重N.W. Net Weight 净重Gross for Net 以毛作净Tare Weight皮重More or Less Clause 溢短装条款Neutral Packing 中性包装Shipping Mark 运输标志,唛头Indicative Mark 指示性标志Warning Mark 警告性标志Product Code 条形码标志Commercial Invoice 商业发票,发票Customs Invoice海关发票Consular Invoice领事发票Manufacture’s Invoice 厂商发票Combined Invoice 联合发票Proforma Invoice 形式发票Packing list装箱单Weight List/Memo重量单Packing Specification包装说明Detailed Pack list详细包装单Specification List规格单Size/Color Assortment List尺码/颜色搭配单Measurement List尺码单Beneficiary’s Declaration/Certificate/Statement受益人证明Liner Transport 班轮运输Charter Transport 租船运输FCL 整箱货(Full Container Load)LCL 拼箱货(Less than Container Load)CY 集装箱堆场(Container Yard)CFS集装箱货运站(Container freight station)D/R 场站收据(Dock Receipt)CLP 集装箱装箱单(Container Load Plan)Booking Note一般货物海运出口托运单Container Booking Note集装箱货物托运单S/O Shipping Order 装货单,关单M/RMate’s Receipt 收货单,大副收据B/L Ocean Bill of Lading 海运提单On Board B/L 已装船提单Received for Shipment B/L备运提单Clean B/L清洁提单Straight B/L 记名提单Open B/L不记名提单一、跟单信用证常用条款及短语(1)special additional risk 特别附加险(2)failure to delivery 交货不到险(3)import duty 进口关税险(4)on deck 仓面险(5)rejection 拒收险(6)aflatoxin 黄曲霉素险(7)fire risk extension clause-for storage of cargo at destination Hongkong, including Kowloon, or Macao 出口货物到香港(包括九龙在内)或澳门存仓火险责任扩展条款(8)survey in customs risk 海关检验险(9)survey at jetty risk 码头检验险(10)institute war risk 学会战争险(11)overland transportation risks 陆运险(12)overland transportation all risks 陆运综合险(13)air transportation risk 航空运输险(14)air transportation all risk 航空运输综合险(15)air transportation war risk 航空运输战争险(16)parcel post risk 邮包险(17)parcel post all risk 邮包综合险(18)parcel post war risk 邮包战争险(19)investment insurance(political risks) 投资保险(政治风险)(20)property insurance 财产保险(21)erection all risks 安装工程一切险(22)contractors all risks 建筑工程一切二.the stipulations for insurance 保险条款(1)marine insurance policy 海运保险单(2)specific policy 单独保险单(3)voyage policy 航程保险单(4)time policy 期限保险单(5)floating policy (or open policy) 流动保险单(6)ocean marine cargo clauses 海洋运输货物保险条款(7)ocean marine insurance clauses (frozen products) 海洋运输冷藏货物保险条款(8)ocean marine cargo war clauses 海洋运输货物战争险条款(9)ocean marine insurance clauses (woodoil in bulk) 海洋运输散装桐油保险条款(10)overland transportation insurance clauses (train, trucks) 陆上运输货物保险条款(火车、汽车)(11)overland transportation insurance clauses (frozen products) 陆上运输冷藏货物保险条款(12)air transportation cargo insurance clauses 航空运输货物保险条款(13)air transportation cargo war risk clauses 航空运输货物战争险条款(14)parcel post insurance clauses 邮包保险条款(15)parcel post war risk insurance clauses 邮包战争保险条款(16)livestock & poultry insurance clauses (by sea, land or air)活牲畜、家禽的海上、陆上、航空保险条款(17)…risks clauses of the P.I.C.C. subject to C.I.C.根据中国人民保险公司的保险条款投保……险(18)marine insurance policies or certificates in negotiable form, for 110% full CIF invoice covering the risks of War & W.A. as per the People''s Insurance Co. of China dated 1/1/1976. with extended cover up to Kuala Lumpur with claims payable in (at) Kuala Lumpur in the currency of draft (irrespective of percentage) 作为可议付格式的海运保险单或凭证按照到岸价的发票金额110%投保中国人民保险公司1976年1月1日的战争险和基本险,负责到吉隆坡为止。

铁路货运英语

铁路货运英语

铁路货运英语Railway freight transportation is an essential part of the global logistics industry, playing a crucial role in the movement of goods and materials across long distances. As a key component of the supply chain, railway freight transportation offers several advantages, including cost-effectiveness, reliability, and the ability to handle large volumes of cargo.Firstly, railway freight transportation is cost-effective, especially for long-distance haulage. Trains have a high carrying capacity and consume less fuel perton-mile compared to trucks, making them a more economical option for transporting large volumes of goods. Additionally, rail transportation is relatively unaffected by fuel price fluctuations, which can make it a more stable and predictable option for shippers.Secondly, railway freight transportation is known forits reliability. Trains operate on fixed schedules and routes, which minimizes the risk of delays and ensures timely delivery of goods. This reliability is particularlyimportant for industries that require just-in-time delivery of raw materials or finished products.Furthermore, railway freight transportation is well-suited for handling large volumes of cargo. Trains can pull long strings of freight cars, allowing them to transport massive quantities of goods in a single trip. This makes rail transportation an efficient option for industries such as mining, agriculture, and manufacturing, which often require the movement of heavy and bulky materials.In addition to these advantages, railway freight transportation also offers environmental benefits. Trains are a more fuel-efficient mode of transportation compared to trucks, resulting in lower greenhouse gas emissions per ton-mile of cargo. By choosing rail transportation over road transportation, shippers can reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to sustainability efforts.Overall, railway freight transportation plays a vital role in the global supply chain, offering cost-effective, reliable, and efficient movement of goods and materials. With its high carrying capacity and environmental benefits, rail transportation is a valuable option for shipperslooking to transport large volumes of cargo across long distances.铁路货运是全球物流行业的重要组成部分,对于货物和材料的长距离运输起着至关重要的作用。

保险中的英语解释 (2)

保险中的英语解释 (2)

1保险英语Insurance Policy (or Certificate)保险单或凭证1.Risks & Coverage 险别(1)free from particular average (F.P.A.)平安险(2)with particular average (W.A.)水渍险基本险(3)all risk 一切险综合险(4)total loss only (T.L.O.)全损险(5)war risk 战争险(6)cargo(extended cover)clauses 货物扩展条款(7)additional risk 附加险(8)from warehouse to warehouse clauses 仓至仓条款(9)theft,pilferage and nondelivery (T.P.N.D.)盗窃提货不着险(10)rain fresh water damage 淡水雨淋险(11)risk of shortage 短量险(12)risk of contamination 沾污险(13)risk of leakage 渗漏险(14)risk of clashing & breakage 碰损破碎险(15)risk of odour 串味险2(16)damage caused by sweating and/or heating 受潮受热险(17)hook damage 钩损险(18)loss and/or damage caused by breakage of packing 包装破裂险(19)risk of rusting 锈损险(20)risk of mould 发霉险(21)strike, riots and civel commotion (S.R.C.C.)罢工、暴动、民变险(22)risk of spontaneous combustion 自燃险(23)deterioration risk 腐烂变质险(24)inherent vice risk 内在缺陷险(25)risk of natural loss or normal loss 途耗或自然损耗险(26)special additional risk 特别附加险(27)failure to delivery 交货不到险(28)import duty 进口关税险(29)on deck 仓面险(30)rejection 拒收险(31)aflatoxin 黄曲霉素险(32)fire risk extension clause-for storage of cargo at destinationHongkong, includingKowloon, or Macao 出口货物到香港包括九龙在内或澳门存仓火险责任扩展条款3(33)survey in customs risk 海关检验险(34)survey at jetty risk 码头检验险(35)institute war risk 学会战争险(36)overland transportation risks 陆运险(37)overland transportation all risks 陆运综合险(38)air transportation risk 航空运输险(39)air transportation all risk 航空运输综合险(40)air transportation war risk 航空运输战争险(41)parcel post risk 邮包险(42)parcel post all risk 邮包综合险(43)parcel post war risk 邮包战争险(44)investment insurance(political risks)投资保险政治风险(45)property insurance 财产保险(46)erection all risks 安装工程一切险(47)contractors all risks 建筑工程一切险The stipulations for insurance 保险条款(1)marine insurance policy 海运保险单(2)specific policy 单独保险单(3)voyage policy 航程保险单4(4)time policy 期限保险单(5)floating policy (or open policy)流动保险单(6)ocean marine cargo clauses 海洋运输货物保险条款(7)ocean marine insurance clauses (frozen products)海洋运输冷藏货物保险条款(8)ocean marine cargo war clauses 海洋运输货物战争险条款(9)ocean marine insurance clauses (woodoil in bulk)海洋运输散装桐油保险条款(10)overland transportation insurance clauses (train, trucks)陆上运输货物保险条款火车、汽车(11)overland transportation insurance clauses (frozen products)陆上运输冷藏货物保险条款(12)air transportation cargo insurance clauses 航空运输货物保险条款(13)air transportation cargo war risk clauses 航空运输货物战争险条款(14)parcel post insurance clauses 邮包保险条款(15)parcel post war risk insurance clauses 邮包战争保险条款(16)livestock & poultry insurance clauses (by sea, land or air)活牲畜、家禽的海上、陆上、航空保险条款(17)…risks clauses of the P.I.C.C. subject to C.I.C.根据中国人民保险公司的保险条款投保……险(18)marine insurance policies or certificates in negotiable form, for110% full CIF invoice coveringthe risks of War & W.A. as per the People's Insurance Co. of China5dated 1/1/1976. with extended cover up to Kuala Lumpur with claims payable in (at) Kuala Lumpur in the currency of draft (irrespective of percentage)作为可议付格式的海运保险单或凭证按照到岸价的发票金额 110%投保中国人民保险公司1976 年 1 月 1 日的战争险和基本险负责到吉隆坡为止。

保险单凭证英语介绍5

保险单凭证英语介绍5

书山有路勤为径;学海无涯苦作舟保险单凭证英语介绍5(26)insurancepolicyorcertificateissuedbyaninsuranceCo.withW.P.A.clausecoveringthemerchandiseforabout10%abovethefullinvoiceva lueincludingunlimitedtranshipmentwithclaimspayableatSingapore由保险公司签发的保险单或凭证按发票总金额另加10%投保水渍险,包括非限定转船的损失,在新加坡赔付(27)coveringalleventualrisks投保一切以外风险(28)coveringallmarinerisks投保一切海运风险报关员培训(29)marineinsurancepolicyincluding\”bothotblame\”collisionclau sesandfullycoveringtheshipment海运保险单包括负责船舶互撞条款和全部货载(30)insurance…includingdeviationcla uses保险包括绕道条款(31)coveringoverlandtransportationallrisksasperoverlandtransport ationcargoinsuranceclauses(train,trucks)ofthePeople’sInsuranceC ompanyofChinadated…按照中国人民保险公司×年×月×日陆上运输货物保险条款(火车、汽车)投保陆上运输一切险(32)coveringairtransportationallriskasperairtransportationcargoi nsuranceclausesofP.I.C.C.按照中国人民保险公司×年×月×日航空运输货物保险条款投保航空运输一切险专注下一代成长,为了孩子。

民航货运英语备课讲稿

民航货运英语备课讲稿

民航货运英语LESSON ONE The development of air cargo 航空货运的发展Small package service : A specialized service guaranteeing the delivery of small parcels within specified express time limits ,e.g. same day or next day. This traffic is subject to size and weight limitations. Most passenger air carriers also provide this service at airport ticket counters with delivery at destination baggage claim area. It’s often referred to as counter to counter.Ton mile : The common measurement of transportation productivity.One ton mile means one ton of cargo flown one mile.All-cargo aircraft: Aircraft for the carriage of cargo only, rather than the combination of passengers and cargo . Cargo aircraft carry palletized or containerized traffic on the main deck and either unitized or bulk cargo on the lower deck. Cargo aircraft are normally equipped with special cargo loading systems on the main deck. Also referred to as freighters.TEXTThe term air cargo is generally used in the broad sense, to include air freight , mail ,and the several types of expedited small package services. In short, almosteverything that goes in the cargo compartment on a passenger flight is considered air cargo ,except passenger baggage, which is treated as part of the passenger.The airline got their start carrying mail, then progressed into the passenger business and moved to substantial participation in the freight business. Yet although it was the latecomer, air freight was once the fastest-growing segment of the airline industry. From 1961 through 1971, the ton-miles of freight carried by US scheduled airlines had nearly a fivefold increase, while passenger-miles increased a little over threefold. The 1970s showed slower but steady growth, about a 67 percent increase over the decade for ton-miles of air freight.In the 1980s small-package express services grew rapidly and data for that decade reflect freight and express combined. They show an 85 percent increase in ton-miles in the ten years. Most recent figures show an increase of 11.5 percent from 1990-1993.But it would be a mistake to downgrade the importance of air cargo only because it is a small business compared with the passenger business. Because of its speed, and because of the many savings deriving from speed, air cargo servicehas become valuable to manufactures, to retailers, and to consumers. A manufacturer of appliances may rely on the airlines for delivery of components, while retailers may use air for moving much of their merchandise to their scattered outlets. The consumer may benefit in many ways, such as quick receipt of urgently needed goods. The consumer also benefits indirectly to the extent that use of air may involve and overall cost saving in the manufacture and distribution of goods.Many airlines specialize in carrying cargo. But much cargo is carried by regular passenger airlines, which means most cargo today travels in the cargo holds on passenger flights , rather than all-cargo aircraft.In 1949 the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) established a class of airline called certificated cargo carriers. The one member of that survived into the 1980s was the flying tiger line, which developed a large worldwide network and, for a time ,was the world’s largest carrier of air freight. In 1989 it was acquired by the small-package carrier federal express.The 1970s and 1980s saw a remarkable growth in small-package traffic. The 1990s, however, have seen small-package carriers expand into the air freight business, the merger of Federal Express with Flying Tiger being consistent with this trend. The term integrated carrier was initially used for small-package carriers using their own trucks for pickup and delivery—“integrated” in the sense of one-com-any service from door to door. Not only have these carriers been expanding into air freight, many air freight forwards now operate their own aircraft and provide one-company “integrated” service. The term is now coming to be used to distinguish the airline that carries only cargo from the combination carrier that is primarily in the passenger business and takes cargo as a sideline.LESSON TWO Air Freight航空运费Air waybill: The document made by or on behalf of the shipper which is a documentary evidence of carrier’s and shipper’s signature to the contract of carriage.Shipment: Also known as consignment. One or more pieces of freight being transported under the contracted authority of one air waybillCustoms Broker: an agent specialized in inbound customs clearanceContainer: A unit load device (ULD) in which a consignment can be transported.TEXTThe movement of freight by air is more complicated than the movement of passengers by air. Every piece of freight has to be carefully labeled and transported from place to place. In addition, there are more complicated government regulations for international shipment of freight than for passengers.Because of these complications, most air freight shipments are handled by freight forwarding agencies, which fill a function similar to that performed by travel agencies for passengers. In other words , they take care of making all the necessary arrangements so that the customer is not bothered with many of the details.The air freight agent does most of his work by telephone. Let’s suppose that a shipping clerk calls in from acompany that sends a large number of shipments by air. The air freight agent assigns an air waybill number to the shipment. Then he arranges for pickup of the shipment. He can also book the shipment on whatever flights are necessary. When the shipment is received by the airline, each piece is marked with the air waybill number for identification.Air freight is carried either in the baggage compartment of a regular passenger flight, or by freights which have been especially designed or adapted for carrying cargo. The freighters usually operate between major shipping points. The charges on air freight are determined either by weight or weight plus volume----that is , by the size of the pieces in the shipment. Generally, a certain number of cubic inches is considered the equivalent of a pound of weight. On international shipments, the shipper is at present allowed 194 cubic inches for each pound. If he exceeds the volume allowance, he pays a higher rate.With passengers, the fare for the flight is almost always paid in advance. With freight, however the airline can accept payment on delivery, this is customary with large, frequent shippers. A member of the general publicwho is shipping personal effects would probably be asked to prepay. In regard to international shipments, however, some countries do not permit and shipments except those thathave been prepaid, no matter who the shipper is.With a member of the public, the agent is probably unable to assign an air waybill number, ascertain the charges, or book the shipment on specific flights until the shipmenthas been received by the airline, when it is weighed, and checked to see if it is adequately packed. When a companyis marking a first-time shipment, particularly if it is an international shipment, the airline agent might recommend a freight forwarding agency to help the shipper with all the problems of documentation, insurance, and so on.In addition to the freight forwarding agencies, the shipping business has also given rise to another occupation, the customs broker. The customs broker gives assistance to international shippers both in getting necessary documentation for outgoing shipments and in gettingincoming shipments, through customs formalities. In almost all countries, incoming freight must go through customs, before it can be released to the consignee. Freight usually must be opened and inspected in the presence of theconsignee or his representative. This is one of the jobs performed by a customs broker.The airway bill is the most important document in the shipping of air freight. The common practice on most airlines is to mark each piece of freight in the shipment with an air waybill number.It is a complicated document. There are usually as many as twelve copies of each air waybill. Copies go to the shipper, the consignee, and each airline on which the freight travels. The air waybill shows the value of the shipment, the charges, the insurance, the flights on which the freight is being shipped, and other information.The entire business of shipping freight is a complicated one.In addition to the routine of arranging for collection and delivery, booking the shipments on flights, and filling out air waybill, the freight agent is also involved in such problems as tracing lost or strayed shipments and dealing with claims on damaged shipments. He must also be acquainted with the special services that his airline offers, such as containerized service, in which the airline provides the shipper with special containers.Air freight, will probably make up a large share of the total airline business in the future. Airlines generally make a larger profit carrying freight than passengers, a fact, which guarantees the growth of air freight services.LESSON THREE Types of carriers承运人类型Special termsIntegrated carrier:A carrier that provides door-to-door air cargo transportation using its own or contracted airplanes and motor trucks, and performs this service under the authority of a single air waybill (e.g.United Parcel service and Federal Express).Combination Carrier: Scheduled air carriers who transport both passengers and cargo in passenger configuredaircraft,with cargo restricted to the lower deck compartments.Belly: Also known as Pits or Holds. Compartments located beneath the cabin of an aircraft and used for the carriage of cargo and passenger baggage.Pickup and Delivery: An optional service for the surface transport of shipments from shipper’s dock to origination air terminal and form the air terminal of destination to receiver’s dock. For airfreight, an additional charge is usually assessed. It may be provided by an freight forwarder, an integrated carrier, or by an independenttruck operator.Airport to Airport: Air cargo service from airport of origin to airport of destination, without pick-up and delivery service.Door to Door: Transportation of a shipment from the shipper’s premises (factory, store, warehouse, etc.)to the consignee’s premises.TEXTThe air cargo industry includes three types of carriers: integrated carriers, combination carriers and conventional all-cargo carriers.Integrated carriersIntegrated carriers, also called express carriers, operate door-to-door freight transportation net-works that include all-cargo aircraft, delivery vehicles, sorting hubsand advanced information systems. These carriers operate their own aircraft to ensure adequate capacity and service reliability, although they also use the belly cargo spaceof passenger aircraft to supplement their own capacity and provide international service. The U.S.express carriers include FexEx, United Parcel Service(UPS),Airborne Express, DHL Airways, Emery World-wide, and Burlington Air Express.Combination carriersA second major type of cargo carrier is the combination carrier, which carriers passengers and cargo. The carriers primarily offer point-to-point service on a whole-sale basis, relying on freight forwarders for pickup and delivery, sales to shippers and customer service. Becausethe passenger plane belly space that represents much oftheir cargo capacity is a a co-product of passenger service, combination carrier cargo services have a low marginal cost and thus usually offer much lower prices than express carriers. Although virtually all passenger airlines handle some cargo, the importance of the cargo business varies substantially from airline to airline. Many large Asian and European carriers. including Korean Air, Cathay PacificAirways, Lufthansa, and Air France, operate fleets of freighter aircraft to supplement their belly cargo capacity.All-cargo airlinesThe third type of cargo carrier is the all-cargoairline, which operates a variety of cargo services. Some , including American International Airways, Challenge Air Cargo, and Polar Air Cargo, provide point-to-point service for air freight forwarders, either as common carriers or under guaranteed-space agreement. Others, like Atlas Airand Air Transport international, primarily operate aircraft on a contract basis for other airlines. Two of the conventional carriers, Atlas and Polar, specialize in international 747 freighter service and are among thefastest growing cargo carriers in the world.Today, the U. S. express carriers hold a two-thirds market share and over 80 percent of domestic air freight revenues. The integrated carriers have successfullyfollowed the strategy of offering superior service at a premium price. By providing time-definite, guaranteed door-to-door service supported by real-time shipment tracking service, they are able to generate a yield of about $2.00to $2.50 per pound for domestic shipments. Their leadingcompetitors, the combination carriers, supply airport-to-airport service primarily on a space-available basis, usually provide no service guarantees, offer little or no tracking capability, and typically earn $0.30 to $0.40 per pound for domestic freight.The most important competitive response by U. S. combination carriers is the trend toward contracting out airport cargo services. This may increase airline cargo profitability by reducing labor costs, but it will not help the combination carriers regain market share and may cause a further drop in share if it lowers their service quality.Lesson Four Air Freight Forwarders 航空货代Special TermsConsolidator: An entity that provides consolidation services, joining multiple shipments into a single shipmentfor an air carrier. An Air Freight Forwarder performs the function of a consolidator.Consolidated consignment: a consignment of multi-packages which has been originated from more than one person each of whom has made an agreement for carriage by air with another person other than a scheduled air carrier.Containerization: The practice or technique of using a boxlike device (containers) in which a number of packages are stored, protected, and handled as a single unit in transit.Consignor: Equivalent to the term “Shipper”, means the person whose name appears on the AWB as the party contracting with the carriers for carriage of goods.Consignee: The person whose name appears on the AWB as the party to whom the goods are to be delivered by the carrier.TextThe airport-to-airport of freight is only part of the air cargo system. The total operation also includes pickup and delivery, containerization, packaging, documentation, billing, and collection. Some shippers deal with an airline directly and deliver the shipment to the cargo terminal.Others use freight forwarders who perform a role analogous to that of a travel agent in the passenger business.It is an unusual fact about air cargo that a major portion of it travels through the hands of intermediaries known as air freight forwarders. In Europe the word consolidator is often used instead of forwarder, and it is really a more accurate term because the essence of a forwarder’s function is to consolidate many small shipments into one large shipment and then to offer the large shipment as one entity to the airline.An air freight forwarder is an indirect air carrier—it accomplishes the air haul indirectly by using thefacilities of the airlines rather than having aircraft of its own. Put another way, it has the legal responsibilities of a common carrier without actually performing the line haul.Forwarders are responsible to shippers for the safe delivery of the cargo into the hands of the recipient and charge in accordance with its own set of rates. Usually the rate offered by a forwarder for door-to-door service is lower than the rate that shippers would if they dealt directly with the airline.Forwarders are familiar with the import rules and regulations of foreign countries, methods of shipping, government export regulations, and documents connectedwith foreign trade. They provide a number of services. At the beginning of a sale, they can provide shippers with a。

INCOTERMS贸易术语和海运保险

INCOTERMS贸易术语和海运保险

D组 (到达)
DES (Delivered Ex Ship ) DEQ (Delivered Ex Quay)
目的港船上交货 目的港码头交货
DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid) 未完税交货
DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)
完税后交货
FOB CFR CIF 的异同点: 相同点:
Insurer (Underwriter)-Indemnify losses Insured Insurance Broker Claimant
International Cargo Transportation Insurance
Risks Covered by Marine Insurance
出口报关的 进口报关的 适用 责任、费用 责任、费用 运输 由谁负担 由谁负担 方式
买方 卖方 卖方 卖方 卖方 卖方 卖方
买方 买方 买方 买方 买方 买方 买方
任何 方式 任何 方式 水上 运输 水上 运输 水上 运输 水上 运输 任何 方式
Summary(Ⅱ)
贸易 交 货 术语 地 点
CIP DAF
单独海损与共同海损相对应,是指保险标的物在海上遭受承保范围内的风险 所造成的部分灭失或损害,即指除共同海损以外的部分损失。这种损失只能 由标的物所有人单独负担。
单独海损并非为了大家的共同利益而作出的牺牲,而是因自然灾害或意外事 故等其他原因直接造成的船舶或货物的损失。
Scope of Insurance Coverage
适用的运输方式相同:水上运输 风险划分的界限相同:装运港船舷 交货地点相同:装运港 办理进出口手续的责任人相同:出口手续由出口商办理,进口
手续由进口商办理

物流英语课文翻译

物流英语课文翻译

一单元A篇Logistics is a unique global “pipeline”[1] that operates 24 hours a day;seven days a week and 52 weeks a year, planning and coordinating the transport and delivery of products and services to customers all over the world.物流是一个独特的全球性的“管道”,即每天24小时运作;一星期7天,一年52周,计划和协调着产品的运输和配送以及对全球客户的服务。

Coming into being with the advent of civilization, logistics is anything but a newborn baby[2]. However, when it conies to modem logistics, most professionals in the business consider it one of the most challenging and exciting jobs, invisible as it is[3].文明伊始,物流就已经存在,因而不是新鲜事。

然而,说到现代物流,几乎所有业内专业人士认为,它的一个无形的、最有挑战性和令人兴奋的工作。

Modem logistics is related to the effective and efficient flow of materials and information that are of vital importance to customers and clients in various sections of the economic society[4], which may include but by no means is limited to:packaging, warehousing, material handling, inventory, transport,forecasting, strategic planning, and customer service.现代物流关系到货物流和信息流的有效性和高效率。

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Losses sustained by the insured because the risks come from not only the loss of the goods or the damage done to the goods, but also from the expenses the insured sustained in rescuing the goods in danger. Transportation insurance not only insures the losses caused by risks but also the losses of expenses.
海洋运输货物保险保障的风险
海上风险Βιβλιοθήκη 外来风险自然灾害意外事故
一般外来风险
特殊外来风险
Section One Marine Insurance
Ocean marine transportation insurance Overland transportation insurance Air transportation insurance Parcel post transportation insurance
• General extraneous risks:一般外来风险 一般外来风险 Theft or pilferage, rain, shortage, contamination, leakage, breakage, taint of odor, dampness, heating, rusting, hooking, etc. • Special extraneous risks:特殊外来风险 特殊外来风险 War risks, strikes, non-delivery of cargo, refusal to receive cargo, etc.
The differences between general average and particular average
Cause: Particular average is a kind of cargo loss usually caused directly by sea perils, while general average is caused by intentional measures taken to save the common interest. Indeminification: Particular average is often borne by the party whose cargo is damaged, while general average should be proportionally contributed among all parties benefited from the intentional measures.
Chapter Ten
Cargo Transportation Insurance
Learning Outcomes
After learning this chapter you should be able to Be aware of the risks and losses in ocean transportation Outline the scope of the Ocean Marine Cargo Clauses of CIC Frame the coverage of London Institute Cargo Clauses Understand the procedure for lodging claims Describe methods of stipulating insurance clauses in sales contracts
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General Average
共同海损是指在同一海上航程中, 共同海损是指在同一海上航程中, 船舶、货物和其他财产遭遇共同危险, 船舶、货物和其他财产遭遇共同危险, 船方为了共同安全, 合理地采 船方为了共同安全,有意地合理地采 取措施所直接造成的特殊牺牲和支付 的特殊费用。 的特殊费用。
Technical Terms
The insurer 保险人 The insured 被保险人 The insurance policy 保险单 The premium 保险费
Section One Marine Insurance
Definition of Ocean Marine Transportation Insurance Marine insurance is defined as a contract of insurance whereby the insurance in return for premium collected undertakes to indemnify the insured in a manner and to the extent thereby agreed, against marine losses, that is to say, the losses incidental to marine adventure. Such insurance involving the marine conveyance of cargo from one country to another is, then, marine cargo insurance, which is seen as an indispensable adjunct to foreign trade. However, the term “marine insurance” is somewhat misleading because the contract of marine insurance can, by agreement of the parties or custom of the trade, be extended so as to protect the insured against losses on inland waters or land which are
Case Study
在一航程中,船舶不慎搁浅, 在一航程中,船舶不慎搁浅,为了船货 的共同安全,船长下令抛货。 商的10万美 的共同安全,船长下令抛货。A商的10万美 10 元的钢材全部被抛入海底, 元的钢材全部被抛入海底,船舶便起浮并可 继续航行。 继续航行。问A商遭受的是全部损失还是部 分损失? 分损失?
共同海损应由 有关利害关系方 共同分摊
共同海损成立的条件
危及船、 危及船、货共同安全的危险须确实存在 船方采取的措施是有意识的、 船方采取的措施是有意识的、合理的 所作的牺牲是特殊的,费用是额外的 所作的牺牲是特殊的, 牺牲和费用须是有效果的
Particular average单独海损 单独海损
Case Study
一载货船舶由天津港驶出不远处, 一载货船舶由天津港驶出不远处,一船舱起 火,船长下令引水灭火,火虽扑灭,船的主机被 船长下令引水灭火,火虽扑灭, 烧坏,遂租拖船拖回天津港, 烧坏,遂租拖船拖回天津港,修理完毕后重驶目 的港。事后检查,发现如下损失: 300箱货物 的港。事后检查,发现如下损失:1)300箱货物 被焚; 100箱货物被烟熏 箱货物被烟熏; 200箱货物被水 被焚;2)100箱货物被烟熏;3)200箱货物被水 浸湿; 主机和部分甲板烧坏; 拖船费用; 浸湿;4)主机和部分甲板烧坏;5)拖船费用;6) 额外增加的燃料费用和船员工资。 额外增加的燃料费用和船员工资。以上损失哪些 是共同海损,哪些是单独海损? 是共同海损,哪些是单独海损?
Chinese
Constructive total loss推定全损 推定全损
Unless a marine policy otherwise provides, a loss is a constructive total loss if the subject-matter insured is reasonably abandoned because the actual total loss of the subject-matter appears unavoidable or the preservation of the subject-matter from actual total loss would entail costs exceeding its value when the costs are incurred. Chinese
It means that a particular cargo is damaged by any cause and the degree of the damage does not reach a total loss, i.e., only a partial loss, which shall be borne by the owner of this individual consignment.
General Average共同海损 共同海损
An ocean marine loss that occurs through the voluntary sacrifice of a part of the vessel or cargo, or an expenditure, to safeguard the vessel and its remaining cargo from a common peril. If the sacrifice is successful, all interests at risk contribute to the loss borne by owner of the sacrificed property based on their respective saved values.
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