Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

caer a piso

English translation:

to stay aground

Added to glossary by Ricardo Galarza
Nov 20, 2008 03:12
15 yrs ago
Spanish term

caer a piso

Spanish to English Other Ships, Sailing, Maritime
Por lo que tengo entendido en la jerga naviera se utiliza esta expresión cuando no se han pagado los derechos de una determinada mercadería y esta es sacada del barco y dejada en un almacén por el cual debe pagar diariamente.

Este es el contexto: "Debido a la restricción de importación de XXX el producto cayó a piso y tuvo que pagarse los siguientes gastos:...."
Change log

Nov 25, 2008 04:43: Ricardo Galarza Created KOG entry

Discussion

Ricardo Galarza Nov 25, 2008:
Thanks to you, Soledad. Glad we could help.

Proposed translations

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Selected

to stay aground

It's what they use in maritime terminology.

"Due to XXX's import restrictions, the product had to stay aground and the following fees had to be paid:"

Hope it helps ;)
Peer comment(s):

agree Eileen Banks
5 hrs
Thanks, Eileen! Regards;)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks for your help."
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refused/ retained/withheld/denied

Olá Soledad, "caer a piso" se refiere cuando un container queda en el puerto de desembarque y no se permite su desconsolidación debido a diversos inconvenientes, como falta de documentos por ejemplo....entonces el contenedor queda ahi hasta que esto se resuelva y debe pagar una tarifa extra por cada dia que pasa. (can be found on google) x
Note from asker:
Douglas thank you very much for your help. This time I selected another answer just because it is close to the maritime trade language. I liked your suggestions because they also indicated what I wanted to express. Thanks a lot!!!
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1 hr

incur demurrage

See example
Example sentence:

The crude oil under carriage under the 1999 Charter was delivered 11 days, 10 hours late and thus incurred demurrage at $27,000 per day

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