transportation

[ˌtrænspɔːˈtei∫ən] n.运输,运送,客运

Pronunciation

/traˈnspɔːrˈteɪʃən/

Definitions

Noun

Transportation: The system or means of moving people or goods from one place to another, often using vehicles or infrastructure. For example: “Public transportation is an essential part of urban life.”

  • Types: cars, buses, trains, planes, ships, bicycles, subways, etc.

Cargo transportation: The movement of goods by various modes of transport. For example: “The shipping company specializes in cargo transportation across the globe.”

Passenger transportation: The conveyance of individuals as passengers, typically on public or commercial vehicles. For example: “The airline offers a wide range of passenger transportation options.”

Verb

Transport: To carry goods or people from one place to another using a vehicle or system. For example: “The truck will transport the supplies to the remote village.”

  • Synonyms: convey, shuttle, ferry, airlift

Transport oneself: To go somewhere using a mode of transportation. For example: “I’ll transport myself to the airport tomorrow morning.”

Adjective

Inefficient transportation: A system that is not optimized for speed or cost. For example: “The rural area’s inefficient transportation network can be a challenge.”

Green transportation: Sustainable and environmentally friendly methods of travel. For example: “The city encourages green transportation through bike lanes and electric buses.”

Integrated transportation: A coordinated system that combines multiple modes of transport. For example: “The city has implemented an integrated transportation plan.”

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