transport
This word carries a mechanical and logistical weight, evoking images of networks, fleets, and the movement of bulk materials. It is more formal and systemic than move or carry, often implying a planned, organized process rather than a simple physical action.
Countable when referring to a specific vehicle or a single act of moving something. Uncountable when referring to the general infrastructure or the concept of moving goods.
Meanings
To move people or goods from one place to another by vehicle, aircraft, or ship.
"The company transports fresh produce from the farm to the city."
To cause someone to feel very strong emotion, such as joy or sadness, to the point of feeling as if they are in another place.
"The beauty of the symphony transported her to a state of pure bliss."
The system or means of moving people or goods from one place to another.
"Public transport is the most efficient way to navigate the city center."
The act or process of moving people or goods from one location to another.
"The transport of hazardous materials requires special permits and safety protocols."
Examples
The company transports fresh produce from the farm to the city.
The beauty of the symphony transported her to a state of pure bliss.
Public transport is the most efficient way to navigate the city center.
The transport of hazardous materials requires special permits and safety protocols.
Phrasal Verbs
transport back
to cause someone to remember a past time or place through a strong emotion or sensory trigger
The smell of old books transported her back to her childhood library.