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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