0 an extra charge added when you buy goods by making regular small payments for them until the full amount owed has been paid
1 a charge added when you buy goods by making regular small payments for them until the full amount owed has been paid:
2 an amount charged for transporting goods:
Most modern electronic devices are based on conventional semiconductor logic technology, which relies on the presence or absence of electrons carrying charge to operate.
At that time the grain carrying charge was thirty cents per bushel.
The presumably greater value of the latter may be consumed by the heavier carrying charge before returns are available.
The second class can also undertake it to advantage on much the same basis, but having less capacity for meeting the carrying charge, requires still more favorable conditions.
The legislatures thus regulated tolls for the use of the road or waterway but relied on competition among carriers to keep carrying charges at reasonable levels.
His market, so affected by the world consumption, does not admit of the price adjustment to meet carrying charges.
It is perfectly fair to compound for the remainder of the rotation any net profit so obtained and to set it against the carrying charges.
The other usual carrying charges, namely, taxes and fire protection, are eliminated.
