transport

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transport
sustantivo [ˈtrænspɔːt]
1transporte (m)
  • road/rail transport -> transporte (m) por carretera/ferrocarril
  • transport café -> bar (m) de carretera (británico)
  • transport costs -> gastos mpl de transporte
verbo transitivo [trænsˈpɔːt]
2transportar

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transport [trans-port]
1Transportar, llevar de un paraje a otro; particularmente, deportar, desterrar, extrañar, enviar de un estado a otro país; llevar a presidio.
2Arrebatar, llevar tras sí conmover, transportar.
va.
sustantivo
1Transportamiento, arrobamiento, rapto, efecto de una viva pasión; acceso.
2Transporte, el acto de transportar.
3Transporte, la embarcación para llevar o conducir soldados, las municiones de guerra, etc.; se dice también.
  • Transport ship o Transport vessel -> 4. El criminal que ha sido condenado a la pena de extrañamiento o deportación
4Remesa (shipment).

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transport [ˈtrænspɔːt]
noun
1 (conveying, movement) transporte; (m)
which type of transport do you prefer? he was interested in housing, transport, and the environment the goods are ready for transport and distribution
air transportair transporte aéreo; (m)
Department of TransportDepartment (Britain) Ministerio de Transporte(s); (m)
means of transportmeans medio de transporte; (m)
I was stranded with no means of transport me quedé colgado sin medio de transporte
I HAVE used the railways as my main means of transport for more than 40 years mules are the principal means of transport
rail transportrail transporte ferroviario; (m)
road transportroad transporte por carretera; (m)
sea transportsea transporte marítimo; (m)
public
2 (vehicle) transporte; (m)
I haven't got any transport no tengo transporte; own transport required se requiere vehículo propio
we'll organize the transport It is possible to hire towing cars and trailers if you do not have your own transport or the seller may deliver the horse for a fee Having your own transport allows you to take your pick of the region's many mountain hotels
3 (ship) buque de transporte; (m)
4 (plane) avión de transporte; (m)
the country's plan to send military transport aircraft to help out in the Gulf
5 (literary)
she could tell when her parents had wakened early in the morning, and had had what she termed a "quick, sweaty get-together" before breakfast. Sometimes she took delight in delaying or interrupting their transports I have seen women carry love, jealousy, superstition and anger to excesses that a man never feels; the reason for such violent transports, which Diderot considered foreign to men, is of an anatomico-physiological order
it sent her into transports of delightdelight la dejó extasiada
one of the many attractions which could send you into transports of delight are the tropical Botanic Gardens at Ventnor
to be in a transport of ragerage estar fuera de sí (de rabia)
verb:transitive
1 (move) [+goods, people] transportar
they use tankers to transport the oil to Los Angeles the troops were transported to Moscow
2 (Hist) (deport) [+criminal] deportar
to [be] transported trade unionists were transported to Australia
3 transportar
the musical transports the audience to the days of 1950s America el musical transporta traslada al público a la América de los años 50;or I felt as though I'd been transported back in time me sentí como si me hubiera remontado en el tiempo
in a dream you can be transported back in time imagine yourself transported to the suburbs of Warsaw in the Nazi era
to be transported with joy (literary) quedarse embelesado arrobado;or (literary) estar extasiado
she was transported with joy when she saw him
modifier
transport café (n) cafetería de carretera; (f)
transport costs (n) gastos de transporte; (m)
local production virtually eliminates transport costs
transport plane (n) avión de transporte; (m)
an air force transport plane has been dropping life rafts and other equipment
transport police (n) policía de tráfico; (f)
transport policy (n) política de transportes; (f)
disquiet over the Government's transport policy surfaced strongly at the Conservative Party conference the Government's pathetic handling of transport policy What is needed is a proper transport policy which provides good, adequate roads
transport ship (n) buque de transporte; (m)
transport system (n) sistema de transportes; (m) red de transportes; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "transport"

Imperative
  • transport
  • you transport
  • he/she transports
  • we transport
  • you transport
  • they transport
Preterite
  • I transported
  • you transported
  • he/she transported
  • we transported
  • you transported
  • they transported
Present Continuous
  • I am transporting
  • you are transporting
  • he/she is transporting
  • we are transporting
  • you are transporting
  • they are transporting
Present Perfect
  • I have transported
  • you have transported
  • he/she has transported
  • we have transported
  • you have transported
  • they have transported
Past Continuous
  • I was transporting
  • you were transporting
  • he/she was transporting
  • we were transporting
  • you were transporting
  • they were transporting
Past Perfect
  • I had transported
  • you had transported
  • he/she had transported
  • we had transported
  • you had transported
  • they had transported
Future
  • I will transport
  • you will transport
  • he/she will transport
  • we will transport
  • you will transport
  • they will transport
Future Perfect
  • I will have transported
  • you will have transported
  • he/she will have transported
  • we will have transported
  • you will have transported
  • they will have transported
Future Continuous
  • I will be transporting
  • you will be transporting
  • he/she will be transporting
  • we will be transporting
  • you will be transporting
  • they will be transporting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been transporting
  • you have been transporting
  • he/she has been transporting
  • we have been transporting
  • you have been transporting
  • they have been transporting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been transporting
  • you will have been transporting
  • he/she will have been transporting
  • we will have been transporting
  • you will have been transporting
  • they will have been transporting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been transporting
  • you had been transporting
  • he/she had been transporting
  • we had been transporting
  • you had been transporting
  • they had been transporting
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