transport

• 名词，指运送人员或货物的系统或工具，也指运输、运送这一行为或过程。

A noun referring to the system or means of carrying people or goods from one place to another.

1. System of moving people or goodsA2formal

   A system or means of carrying people or goods from one place to another.

   运输

   • Public transport in the city is very efficient.
   • The company specializes in freight transport.
   • Air transport is the fastest way to travel long distances.

   同义词carriageconveyancehaulagetransittransportation

2. Vehicle or conveyanceA2formal

   A vehicle used for carrying people or goods.

   运输工具

   • The army used heavy transports to move supplies.
   • She owns a small transport for local deliveries.
   • The transport broke down on the highway.

   同义词carriageconveyancevehicle

3. Strong emotion (archaic)C2formalbritish

   A state of being carried away by strong emotion; ecstasy or rapture.

   狂喜

   • He was in a transport of joy upon hearing the news.
   • The music sent her into transports of delight.
   • They were in transports of grief at the loss.

   同义词blissdelightecstasyelationeuphoriaexaltationfrenzyrapturethrill

• 动词，表示把货物或人从一个地方运送到另一个地方，也指运输、搬运或传播。

A verb used to indicate the act of carrying, moving, or conveying goods or people from one place to another.

1. Move goods or peopleA2formal

   To carry or move something or someone from one place to another.

   运输

   • The company transports goods across the country by truck.
   • Buses transport thousands of passengers every day.
   • The pipeline transports oil from the refinery to the port.

   同义词bringcarryconveydeliverferryhaulmoveshiptaketransfer

2. Emotionally moveB2formal

   To cause someone to feel a strong emotion, as if being carried away.

   使心醉神迷

   • The music transported her back to her childhood.
   • He was transported by the beauty of the landscape.
   • The film transported the audience to a different world.

   同义词captivateenraptureenthrallentrancemovespellbindstirthrill