transport

transport
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noun
1 (esp. BrE) system for moving people or goods ⇨ See also ↑transit, ↑transportation
ADJECTIVE
public

to travel by/on public transport

cheap, efficient
private
city, local, rural, urban
motor
air, ground, land, rail, road, sea, water
passenger
cargo (AmE), freight
VERB + TRANSPORT
use
arrange
provide
TRANSPORT + NOUN
facilities, provision (BrE), services
infrastructure, network, system
hub, interchange (BrE)
business, company, group, industry, operator
boss (BrE), chief, manager, officer, official
planner
project, scheme (BrE), strategy
bill, policy
budget
minister, secretary, spokesman, spokeswoman
authority, committee, department

He sits on the passenger transport authority.

needs
sector
costs, fares
user
worker
links, routes
police
union
PREPOSITION
without transport

The car broke down, leaving us without transport.

PHRASES
access to transport

people who have no access to private transport

a form of transport, a means of transport, a method of transport, a mode of transport
transport to and from … 

We provide transport to and from school.

your own transport

Applicants for the job must have their own transport.

2 vehicle used for carrying soldiers
ADJECTIVE
army, military
cargo, troop
TRANSPORT + NOUN
aircraft, helicopter, plane, vehicle, etc.
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verb
Transport is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑helicopter, ↑tanker
Transport is used with these nouns as the object: ↑cargo, ↑freight, ↑goods, ↑passenger, ↑troops

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