“barges”可以造什么句，barges造句

Container ships, bulk carriers, and some barges.

Modules are transported offshore on deck barges and lifted into place by derrick or crane barges.

We should have the dredge, barges and draglines in place about the same time.

Mooring buoys in the harbour provide places for transfer of cargo between ships and barges.

Chinese Australians also made a valuable contribution to the war effort by meeting the demand for Labour to build landing barges at the American military base in Brisbane.

Taking Fujian Quanzhou port Xiaocuo port Area wharf engineering as a case, this paper introduces the construction technology of caisson floating transportation and installation using submerged barges.

Below the barges glided downriver in the same stream that carried fallen trees and clumps of earth in the direction of distant Shanghai.

Trucks are forced to crowd onto the single bridge over the Amu Darya River that separates Uzbekistan and northern Afghanistan or use one of the hastily constructed barges put in by NATO.

Part of the river has been closed to traffic since the accident backing up at least two dozen tugboats, barges and other vessels, while crews transfer the remaining oil from the damaged tank.

various barges and supply vessels;

Heavy goods could be brought upriver in barges.

Some of the old teak rice barges are still around, and a few have been converted into floating hotels.

Lush jungle hills give way to a flotilla of dredgers operating 24 hours a day, scooping up sand and piling it onto ocean-bound barges, AP reported.

The two big windows faced the water; he could see the boats and the barges swinging up and don and the fringe of an island planted with tree like a round bouquet.

Some barges are pulled by small steamers.

Discharge and return upstream, as well as salvage of damaged river barges, is also an important step to full recovery of this critical system.

"OOCL is renowned for its pioneering approach to developing intermodal connections. All means of intermodal transport are carefully integrated with trunk ocean services to offer seamless connections across continents using feeder services, barges, trucks and block trains."

With the development of towboats and barges large enough to hold almost an entire trainload of cargo, however, the port grew to be second in the nation after World War II.

The nearest one of the two barges may be a mile away.