1·Although freight on passenger planes are screened, freight on cargo planes are usually not, in part because it would slow delivery times.
尽管客运飞机上的货物也被监察，然而通常货运飞机上的货物并没有处在监察范围之内，部分原因是由于这样做会降低运输次数。
2·France derives 16% of revenue from air freight.
法国国家税收的16%来自于航空货运。
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3·Trains are taking a lot of freight that used to be routed via trucks.
火车正在运送过去由卡车运送的大批货物。
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4·On the customs declaration, the sender labelled the freight as agricultural machinery.
在报关单上，发货方将货物列为农业机械。
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5·The vast expansion in international trade owes much to a revolution in the business of moving freight.
"国际贸易的大幅增长在很大程度上归功于货运行业的一场革命。
6·Steamboats were not only faster but also transported upriver freight for about one-tenth of what it had previously cost on hand-propelled keelboats.
蒸汽船不仅速度更快，往上游运送货物的成本也只有以前手推运货船的十分之一。
7·First came the steamboat; although flatboats and keelboats continued to be important until the 1850's steamboats eventually superseded all other craft in the carrying of passengers and freight.
首先是蒸汽船，虽然1850年时蒸汽船最终取代了所有用来运载乘客和货物的船只，随后平底船和龙骨船仍然相当重要。
8·Today rail freight services are facing marginalisation, with just 8% of market share.
今天的铁路货运服务正面临边缘化，其市场份额只有8%。
9·Improvements in road construction and sailing had occurred, but shipping heavy freight over land remained expensive, even with the use of rivers and canals wherever possible.
道路设施以及航海技术都有所改进，但是即使在可以利用河流和运河的地方，船运重型货物到陆地的费用仍然很高。
10·Between 1985 and 1996, for example, America's freight railways dramatically reduced their employment, trackage, and their fleets of locomotives—while increasing the amount of cargo they hauled.
例如，在1985年到1996年之间，美国的货运铁路显著地减少了他们的人员录用、轨道和机车队——却增加了他们运输的货物量。