Definition of Transport
Transport
trans·port
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
To move people or things from one place to another.
e.g. The company will transport the goods to the warehouse by truck.
(verb)
to carry away or overwhelm with strong and pleasant emotion such as joy;
e.g. She was transported with joy when she saw that her parents had gifted her a puppy.
(noun)
a system or means of conveying goods or people from one place to another;
e.g. The company has their own form of transport to deliver the product to customers.
(noun)
an overwhelmingly strong, pleasurable emotion;
e.g. The new puppy sent this young girl into a transport of delight and joy.
(noun)
the act of transporting or conveying;
e.g. The transport of mail and packages by truck across the state.
(noun)
a convict who has been banished into a penal colony;
e.g. The city has been largely occupied by transports from the local prisons.
(verb)
to send into banishment or into a penal colony;
e.g. After his murder conviction, he was transported to the penal colony in Australia.
(verb)
to cause someone to feel that they are in another time or place;
e.g. The smell of fresh lemons transported her to a sunny, breezy time in her childhood.
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