| 释义 |
delivered duty unpaid phrase (abbreviation ddu) (trade 贸易) (usually used as an adjective or adverb 通常用作形容词或副词) a term meaning that the seller delivers the goods to the place mentioned, in the buyer's country. the buyer arranges for the goods to be brought into the country in the official way, and pays for any import duties (= taxes on goods brought into a country) 未完税交货（贸易术语，指卖方将货物运至进口国指定地点交给买方，由买方缴纳进口关税） ➡ incoterm |