tonnage
/ˈtɑːndʒ/ /ˈtɒnɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
The amount of cargo or freight that a ship or vehicle can carry, measured in tons.
“The ship’s tonnage was increased with the addition of a new cargo hold.”
2. noun
A unit of measurement for the size or capacity of ships and vehicles, based on their cargo-carrying capacity.
“The company’s fleet has a total tonnage of over 100,000 tons.”
3. noun
A measurement of the weight or quantity of coal or other materials produced or mined in a given period.
“The coal mine’s tonnage increased significantly last year due to new mining technology.”
4. noun
A unit of measurement for the size or capacity of something, such as a container or a building.
“The new storage facility has a tonnage of over 50,000 square feet.”