Definition of lastage in English:

lastage

noun ˈlɑːstɪdʒˈlastɪdʒ

1A payment for permission to load a ship; a port duty levied at so much per last.
2A charge payable by traders attending fairs and markets; a duty levied at so much per last of goods bought or sold at a fair or market.
3An impost levied on a catch of herring at so much per last.
4The carrying capacity of a ship, measured in lasts.

Origin

Middle English. Apparently from Anglo-Norman and Middle French lastage, lestage permission to load a ship, port duty paid for such permission, market toll, ballast from last, lest + -age, probably after lasting.

Definition of lastage in US English:

lastage

noun

1A payment for permission to load a ship; a port duty levied at so much per last.
2A charge payable by traders attending fairs and markets; a duty levied at so much per last of goods bought or sold at a fair or market.
3An impost levied on a catch of herring at so much per last.
4The carrying capacity of a ship, measured in lasts.

Origin

Middle English. Apparently from Anglo-Norman and Middle French lastage, lestage permission to load a ship, port duty paid for such permission, market toll, ballast from last, lest + -age, probably after lasting.

单词	lastage
释义	Definition of lastage in English: lastage noun ˈlɑːstɪdʒˈlastɪdʒ 1A payment for permission to load a ship; a port duty levied at so much per last. 2A charge payable by traders attending fairs and markets; a duty levied at so much per last of goods bought or sold at a fair or market. 3An impost levied on a catch of herring at so much per last. 4The carrying capacity of a ship, measured in lasts. Origin Middle English. Apparently from Anglo-Norman and Middle French lastage, lestage permission to load a ship, port duty paid for such permission, market toll, ballast from last, lest + -age, probably after lasting. Definition of lastage in US English: lastage noun 1A payment for permission to load a ship; a port duty levied at so much per last. 2A charge payable by traders attending fairs and markets; a duty levied at so much per last of goods bought or sold at a fair or market. 3An impost levied on a catch of herring at so much per last. 4The carrying capacity of a ship, measured in lasts. Origin Middle English. Apparently from Anglo-Norman and Middle French lastage, lestage permission to load a ship, port duty paid for such permission, market toll, ballast from last, lest + -age, probably after lasting.
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