portage 的 3 个定义
- the act of carrying; carriage.
- the carrying of boats, goods, etc., overland from one navigable water to another.
- the route over which this is done.
- the cost of carriage.
por·taged, por·tag·ing.
- to make a portage: On this stretch of the river, we have to portage for a mile.
por·taged, por·tag·ing.
- to carry over a portage; make a portage with: We portaged our canoe around the rapids.
portage 近义词
等同于 transit
等同于 transportation
等同于 delivery
等同于 carry
等同于 tote
更多portage例句
- For shorter outings in Vermont, paddlers should target the faster-flowing stretches beneath dams and try to end the day at a campsite before the next portage.
- On the map, look for areas that can only be accessed via a significant portage, ideally a mile or more.
- Otherwise, it’s really, really easy to spend 10 or 15 minutes milling around at the start and finish of every portage, and there are two problems with this.
- Right then we switched to rock portage and charged back down the beach to get the IBS into the water.
- It would have been less labor to have tied the beasts, put them into the boat, and hauled it across the portage.
- It was three o'clock in the afternoon when they commenced their preparations for making this extraordinary portage.
- Making up their bundles as usual, they commenced a struggle with the intricacies and obstacles of the portage.
- The place of transit from one river to the other was known for years as the Portage.
- The portage was a long mile but the girls were accustomed to hiking and took it at a brisk pace.