Manifest,

Definition of Manifest:

1. Show or demonstrate (quality or feeling) through their actions or appearance.

2. A transportation document that acts as a county sheet and a detailed summary of all roadbills (or airway bills) issued by the carrier (or its agent) for a specific trip for a particular aircraft or vehicle. contain. For a ship or cargo vehicle, the manifesto specifies the sender, consignment, number, origin, destination, price and other such information which is primarily for customs officials. If the ship or vehicle is carrying passengers, the name, port, port, landing, etc., is primarily attributed to the immigration authorities.

3. Clean or clear the eyes or brain.

Synonyms of Manifest

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How to use Manifest in a sentence?

1. Ray showed signs of severe depression.
2. The cargo captain double-checks the manifest of all the ship's containers and makes sure they are correct.
3. Many airlines use passenger leaflets to tell them who should and should not board a plane.
4. Customs officers check the ship's charter to see what items were carried on the ship, where they came from and at what cost.
5. The system has failed.