consignee

Word family adjectiveconsignableconsignednounconsignationconsignatoryconsigneeconsignerconsignmentverbconsign

Related topics: Trade

con·sign·ee /ˌkɒnsaɪˈniː, -sə- $ ˌkɑːn-/ noun [countableC] technical

BBTthe person that something is delivered to 收件人，收货人

Examples from the Corpus

consignee• The protection given by the Harter Act to shippers and consignees benefited banks and secured creditors.• However, that right ceases when the second copy of the consignment note has been handed over to the original designated consignee.• Such a right instilled trust in the written statements by carriers and encouraged consignees to deal with distant and unknown sellers.• Cooley, the consignee of two vessels leaving that port, refused to pay the fee.• Sea Waybill Rule 3 imputes the status of agent for the consignee to the shipper-consignor.• The issuance of multiple copies was thus intended to assure that the consignee received at least one.• The matter had come to light when the consignees in New York reported to London that the diamonds were overdue.• The consignee is then able to sue the carrier directly, but is also subject to the latter's direct suit.

From Longman Business Dictionary

consigneecon·sign·ee /ˌkɒnsaɪˈniː, -sə-ˌkɑːn-/ noun [countableC] formalTRANSPORT

a person or organization that goods are sent to

The consignees in New York reported to London that the diamonds were overdue.

→ compare consignor

单词	consignee
释义	consignee Word family adjectiveconsignableconsignednounconsignationconsignatoryconsigneeconsignerconsignmentverbconsign Related topics: Trade con·sign·ee /ˌkɒnsaɪˈniː, -sə- $ ˌkɑːn-/ noun [countableC] technical BBTthe person that something is delivered to 收件人，收货人 Examples from the Corpus consignee• The protection given by the Harter Act to shippers and consignees benefited banks and secured creditors.• However, that right ceases when the second copy of the consignment note has been handed over to the original designated consignee.• Such a right instilled trust in the written statements by carriers and encouraged consignees to deal with distant and unknown sellers.• Cooley, the consignee of two vessels leaving that port, refused to pay the fee.• Sea Waybill Rule 3 imputes the status of agent for the consignee to the shipper-consignor.• The issuance of multiple copies was thus intended to assure that the consignee received at least one.• The matter had come to light when the consignees in New York reported to London that the diamonds were overdue.• The consignee is then able to sue the carrier directly, but is also subject to the latter's direct suit. From Longman Business Dictionary consigneecon·sign·ee /ˌkɒnsaɪˈniː, -sə-ˌkɑːn-/ noun [countableC] formalTRANSPORT a person or organization that goods are sent to The consignees in New York reported to London that the diamonds were overdue. → compare consignor
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