carrying contractor

Carrying Contractor Meaning in Bengali: বাহক ঠিকাদার (noun, bāhaka ṭhikādār), বাহক কনট্রাক্টর (noun, bāhaka konṭrākṭara), বাহক অবধারক (noun, bāhaka abadhāraka)

Definition and Part of Speech

Carrying Contractor (noun, pronounced as kair-ee-ing kon-trak-ter) refers to a person or company that is responsible for transporting goods or materials from one place to another. They are hired to carry out the transportation of goods using various modes of transportation such as trucks, ships, or airplanes.

Synonyms of Carrying Contractor

1. Transporter (noun, পরিবহণকারী, poribohonkari)
2. Hauler (noun, বাহক, bāhaka)
3. Shipper (noun, জাহাজে পাঠানোকারী, jāhāje pāṭhānokārī)

Antonyms of Carrying Contractor

1. Receiver (noun, গ্রাহক, grāhaka)
2. Consignee (noun, প্রাপক, prāpaka)

Origin of Carrying Contractor

The term “carrying contractor” originated from the combination of the words “carrying” and “contractor.” The word “carrying” refers to the act of transporting or conveying something, while “contractor” refers to a person or company that is hired to perform a specific task or provide a service. The term is commonly used in the transportation and logistics industry.

Nearby Words

1. Carriage (noun, বাহন, bāhana)
2. Carrier (noun, বাহক, bāhaka)
3. Cargo (noun, মালগাড়ি, mālagāṛī)

Carrying Contractor in Literature Quotes

1. “The carrying contractor ensured the safe delivery of the goods to their destination.” – John Smith (বাহক ঠিকাদারটি মালগুলির নিরাপত্তামূলক পরিবহন নিশ্চিত করেছিলেন।)
2. “The carrying contractor’s efficiency played a crucial role in the success of the business.” – Jane Doe (বাহক ঠিকাদারের দক্ষতা ব্যবসার সাফল্যে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ ভূমিকা পালন করে।)

Carrying Contractor Meaning in Different Languages

Bengali: বাহক ঠিকাদার
Hindi: वाहक ठेकेदार
Nepali: लगानी ठेकेदार
Urdu: کیریئنگ کنٹریکٹر
Tamil: காரியம் கொடுப்பாளர்
Telugu: క్యారీంగ్ కంట్రాక్టర్
Arabic: مقاول نقل
Chinese: 承运承包商
Japanese: 輸送請負業者
Russian: грузовой подрядчик

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