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UK:^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations noun: /ˈtrænspɔː^rt/, verb: /trænsˈpɔː^rt/

US:USA pronunciation: IPAUSA pronunciation: IPA/v. trænsˈpɔrt n. ˈtrænspɔrt/

US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(v. trans pôrt′, -pōrt′; n. trans′pôrt, -pōrt)

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Sense: Noun: transportation by vehicle

Synonyms:

transportation , vehicle , carrier , conveyance, wheels (slang), mover, conveyor, mode of transport, means of transport, public transportation, car , road vehicle, lorry (UK), truck (mainly US), van , bicycle , motorcycle, motorbike, bike , cycle , bus , coach (UK), train , subway train (US), underground train (UK), Tube train (UK), boat , vessel, plane , airplane (US), aeroplane (UK)

Sense: Noun: shipment

Synonyms:

shipment , shipping , carrying, freight , carriage , delivery , distribution , haulage, conveyance

Sense: Noun: state of ecstasy

Synonyms:

ecstasy, rapture, delight , euphoria, bliss , elation, happiness , joy , cloud nine (informal), seventh heaven (informal), heaven , paradise , exhilaration

Sense: Noun: frenzy - usually plural

Synonyms:

frenzy , passion , fervor, fervour (UK), fit

Sense: Verb: carry

Synonyms:

convey , take , carry , move , bring , ship , deliver , shift , haul , lug , drag , lift , airlift, move sth/sb from place to place, get sb from A to B (informal)

Sense: Verb: enrapture

Synonyms:

enrapture, spellbind, carry away, thrill , stimulate, enchant, entrance , captivate

Sense: Verb: banish

Synonyms:

deport, exile, send sb home, send sb back, kick out (informal), expel , expatriate, displace

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