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stowage::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | storage room, storeroom |
| Type of | room |
| Has types | chandlery, larder, lumber room, pantry, strongroom, stockroom, buttery, stock room |
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | charge |
Examples of stowage
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Handling and stowage of these anchors requires special equipment and procedures.
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It was part of the new stowage unit delivered last Saturday by shuttle Discovery.
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Much of the attention has focused on producing practical, easy-to-access stowage.
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The distinct lack of stowage space is becoming a pain now I'm doing so many miles.
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Cargo models come with two front bucket seats and leave the rear free for stowage.
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The allroad's hold has a generous stowage capacity of 27.6 to 50.5 cubic feet.
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The trunk of the tiny Mazda Miata sports car has more than three times the stowage.
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These would be taken to the oast and brought into the stowage at first floor level.
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The boot floor is high, and oddment stowage space isn't as good as some rivals either.
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- The charge for stowing goods
- Storeroom: a room in which things are stored
- The act of packing or storing away
- In naval architecture, stowage is the amount of room for storing materials on board a ship.
- A place where things are stowed; Things that are stowed; Amount of room for storing things; A charge for stowing and storage
- (Stowed) When something is put in its proper place it is referred to as being "Stowed".
- (Stowed) Something that has been properly put away on a boat.
- A marine term referring to loading freight into ships' holds.
- Means the act of placing hazardous materials on board a vessel.
