transport
/trænspɔrt/
noun
- The system or means of moving people or goods from one place to another.
- The company specializes in the transport of fresh food.
- The city is investing in better public transport.
- Air transport is the fastest way to travel long distances.
- A vehicle or vessel used for carrying people or goods, especially over long distances.
- The military used a large transport to carry supplies.
- The cargo transport was loaded with boxes of electronics.
- They boarded a troop transport headed for the island.
- A strong emotion, especially of joy or delight.
- She was in transports of joy when she heard the news.
- He felt a transport of gratitude for their help.
- The crowd was in a transport of excitement at the concert.
verb
- To carry or move something or someone from one place to another.
- The truck will transport the furniture to our new house.
- The pipeline transports oil across the entire state.
- Buses transport thousands of people to work every day.
- To cause someone to feel that they are in a different place or time, especially in a pleasant way.
- Reading that novel transported her to a magical world.
- The old photographs transported him to a time long ago.
- The music transported me back to my childhood.