what does "Free On Board" means?
609739
When the exporter bears the freight of goods till it is left on board the Ship it is termed as FOB- free on board.
995075
It is to do with Logging ON and Logging OFF.\nThe ON refers to the Logging process not to the Internet.
234951
i can't answer the question for you, because it has different meaning to all of us.. but to give you a hint... if you are free to choose.. can you choose not to...?? can you not be part of the whole play we are playing.. if you can just get out and not play with us.. then you are free.. and free indeed.. if you don't know how to stop playing.. then...wear your helmet and hold your stick tight baby.. because it is a pumpy ride...
18279
I've never heard of it in quite that term? but what I think you are referring to, is the onboard Crane, Davits, block & tackle, or Chain Bindings. \n"Equipment to assist in moving onboard cargo". Since Ships pitch & roll to the seas in a storm. They are required to secure the ships cargo from shifting. If this were to happen... The vessel could loose stability, & list to one side, to possible catastrophic affect.
50877
It means paying for yourself and yourself only. Such as, you are going out to dinner with a group of friends. Nobody in particular is expected to pick up the tab for the entire group so everyone would be "going dutch"
999508
CNF and CIF I don't know but FOB means "Free On Board" which means the price includes everything up to taking it to the docks and putting it on a ship, but nothing after that.
459363
Go to a command line and type in "free".  That should give you what you want.
210221
yes it means that the system is either in equilibrium or no force is being appplied on the point.(i.e. , no charge is present)
173581
Probably middle english. Before the advent of the center fixed swinging rudder ( 14th C. ) rudders were attached externally to the rear , aft ( short for after ?), section of the vessel. \nThe Steerboard would preferably be on the side of the vessel not tied to a quay or pier.  The other side might be " port" if it is the adjacent side to where the vessel ties up. \nThat is just my guess. \nBow, I don't know.
727143
Hummm I guess it would depend on several weather factors.. but you can check at the link below to get a first hand info on when its good to go boarding.
1039344
It's German. Literal it's SPORT FREE but maybe it means WITHOUT SPORT ?
353715
The seller delivers the goods into the custody of the first carrier, and this is where risk passes from seller to buyer. The buyer pays for the transportation.\n\n(In other words... When the carrier gets it, your responsable from then on.)\n\nbtw...  It actually means FREE CARRIER
995418
It can mean "a ship".
1024741
Surely you want to say, that you are bored... :-)\n\nA board is something completely different.
574918
Near as I can determine, it is free.
144020
Another variation: A scot is a payment or a charge, also an assessment or tax. To get off "scot free" means you get off without paying anything; no assessment, fine or tax. Check "scot" in any good dictionary.\n\nDr. Shelia M. Kennison wrote: I was under the impression that the phrase "getting off scott free" originated with the "Dredd Scott vs. Illinois" court case in the mid 1800s. Dredd Scott was a slave of a Missouri man who moved to Illinois, a free state at the time. Dredd Scott sued for his freedom. However, the court ruled against him. So there's a bit of irony in the meaning of the phrase, as Dredd Scott didn't become free.\n\nAnother comment: Refers to exemption from taxes (Scots) - probably medieval and originally referring to taxes to fund English wars against the Scots.\n\nSteve asks: My family are all Scots and this is a question I have wondered about for years! I assume it has something to do with the "frugalness" (aw heck cheapskate!) characterization of Scottish folks.\n\n\nLouie Buren <><
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Room and board means having a roof over your head (your own room) and food or utilities paid.  Every landlord will have their own meanings for it so you need to make sure you read your lease or rental agreement before you sign it.  Dont be afraid to ask questions if you are unsure of anything.