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transport

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Related topics: Transport, Water
trans·port1 /ˈtrænspɔːt $ -ɔːrt/ ●●● S2 W2 AWL noun
1  [uncountableU] British EnglishBrETT a system or method for carrying passengers or goods from one place to another 交通運輸系統，運輸方式 SYN American English transportation
air/rail/road transport
Improved rail transport is essential for business.
鐵路運輸的改善對商業發展極其重要。
commuters who travel on public transport (=buses, trains etc)
乘坐公共交通車輛上下班的人
It’s easier to get to the college if you have your own transport (=a car, bicycle etc).
如果你有自己的交通工具，去學院就會更方便。
means/mode/form of transport
Horses were the only means of transport.
馬曾是唯一的運輸工具。
5 GRAMMAR 語法
In this meaning, transport is an uncountable noun and has no plural form. Use a singular verb after it. transport用作這個意思時爲不可數名詞，沒有複數形式，其後用單數動詞
Public transport there is cheap.
那裏的公共交通很便宜。
n GRAMMAR: Countable or uncountable?
In this meaning, transport is an uncountable noun and has no plural form. You say: transport用作這個意思時爲不可數名詞，沒有複數形式，其後用單數動詞
Public transport is very cheap.
✗Don’t say: public transports
2  [uncountableU]TTTAKE/BRING the process or business of taking goods from one place to another 〔貨物的〕運輸，運送 SYN American English transportation
transport of
Canals were used for the transport of goods.
利用運河來運輸貨物。
3. [countableC]TTW a ship or aircraft for carrying soldiers or supplies 〔運送士兵或供給品的〕運輸船；運輸機
4. be in a transport of delight/joy etc literaryHAPPY to be feeling very strong emotions of pleasure, happiness etc 欣喜若狂/喜不自勝等
n COLLOCATIONS
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + transport
road transport
Buses are the safest form of road transport in this country.
rail transport
Freight delivery costs could be reduced substantially by using rail transport.
air transport
The air transport industry is presently going through a period of change.
public transport (=buses, trains etc that are available for everyone to use)
We recommend that you travel by public transport.
private transport (=a vehicle that you own and drive)
77 percent of respondents in the survey had regular access to private transport.
transport + NOUN
the transport system
We will create a better, more integrated transport system.
transport costs
We must ensure that transport costs are kept low.
transport links
The region has good transport links to the capital.
phrases
a means/mode/form of transport
Horses and carts were the only means of transport.
have your own transport
The supermarket offers a free bus service for customers who do not have their own transport.
Examples from the Corpus
transport• Carrying goods by ship reduces transportation costs.• The price is $40, which includes transportation to the game and refreshments.• We need more investment in natural gas distribution and transportation.• There is an illusion of sitting high above the ground, almost as if it was a transport aircraft.• Not the least of the advantages enjoyed by the peripheral regions was cheap coastal transport.• This suggests that the results obtained indeed reflect epithelial transport.• Critics have pointed to the lack of transport links to the new attraction.• There the idea of parallel transport was found to be helpful.• It would be bad for public transport and for congestion.• For these smaller cities, less expensive and more modestly scaled public transport and traffic restraint policies are more appropriate.• After much deliberation, six horse-drawn vehicles were selected to complement the existing road transport collections.• The government is planning to tighten up regulations governing the transport of toxic waste.
air/rail/road transport• Partly Competitive/Partly Regulated Industries Examples of this kind of industry are oil, aerospace, and air transport.• Other agreements were concluded concerning border crossings, agricultural, scientific and cultural co-operation, recognition of educational qualifications and road transport.• After much deliberation, six horse-drawn vehicles were selected to complement the existing road transport collections.• The biggest growth in carbon dioxide emissions, implicated in the major problem confronting humanity's survival, is from road transport.• The appeal is heard before a legally qualified chairman and two laymen, both of whom have considerable experience in road transport.• The growth in road transport presents government with dilemmas and almost irresistible temptations.• Section 8 grants A road haulage business seeking to expand need not restrict itself entirely to the road transport industry.
transport of• Construction will require the transport of over 500 tons of dirt.
Related topics: Crime & law
trans·port2 /trænˈspɔːt $ -ɔːrt/ ●●○ AWL verb [transitiveT usually + adverbadv/prepositionprep]
1  TTTAKE/BRINGto take goods, people etc from one place to another in a vehicle 運輸，運送〔貨物、人等〕
trucks used for transporting oil
運輸石油的卡車
transport somebody/something to something
The statue was transported to London.
雕像被運到了倫敦。
► see thesaurus at take
2  be transported back to/into something IMAGINEto imagine that you are in another place or time because of something that you see or hear 被〔幻想等〕帶回到/被帶入〔另一地點或時間〕
One look, and I was transported back to childhood.
只看了一眼，我就仿佛被帶回到了童年。
Examples from the Corpus
be transported back to/into something• Years later, at a sound, sight or scent, you can be transported back to that place.• He had only to pick one of them up to be transported back to the time and place of its acquisition.
3. be transported with delight/joy etc literaryHAPPY to feel very strong emotions of pleasure, happiness etc 欣喜若狂/喜不自勝等
n4. SCPUNISHto send a criminal to a distant country such as Australia as a punishment in the past
—transportable adjectiveadj
Examples from the Corpus
transport• An ambulance service volunteered its equipment to transport a severely crippled man home for weekends.• He wants to sit next to her while facing a big screen and being transported by big-budget suspense or mayhem.• Also, while being transported by wind, it will have been exposed to sunlight for a considerable time prior to deposition.• It took a hundred and fifty lorries to transport it to its home in Swindon.• The company transports meat across the country in refrigerated containers.• The plane is used for transporting military personnel.• To become a reality, electronic commerce needs a network infrastructure to transport the content.• The incident raised concerns about the safety and security of nuclear weapons being transported through Europe.• Radiation is released during the handling and treatment of radioactive materials and as they are transported to and from nuclear sites.• Raw materials were transported to Phoenix from the reservations.• The rest we had to transport up to the second and fourth floors, up steep, dark steps!
transport somebody/something to something• The women were transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.
From Longman Business Dictionary
transporttrans·port1 /ˈtrænspɔːt-ɔːrt/ noun [uncountableU]TRANSPORT
1the process or business of moving goods from one place to another by rail, air, ship etc
One of the biggest growth areas was transport, with revenues up 80%.
→ surface transport
2British EnglishBrETRANSPORTTRAVEL a system for carrying passengers or goods from one place to anotherSYN AmE transportation
Today, there are greater opportunities for profits from export, with the advantages of modern transport.
Regions with good transport links and a high quality workforce will be at a competitive advantage in bidding for inward investment.
→ public transport
transporttrans·port2 /trænˈspɔːt-ɔːrt/ verb [transitiveT]TRANSPORT
to take goods from one place to another by rail, air, ship etc
The crops are transported down the Mississippi River for export.
Origin transport2
(1300-1400) Old French transporter, from Latin, from portare “to carry”

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