關於Transport的意思和用法的提問

A: ohh, then its a vehicle, looks like this.

a truck looks like this, ahahaha was that your question?

A: It means to cancel using transport on time... if you're not able use it (or take advantage of it).

A: 「乗せてあげよう」かもしれないです

もっと文脈があれば詳しく説明できますよ(⌒▽⌒)

A: Depending is like relying on something

A: American Airlines flights will literally “transport” thousands of people around the world annually.

Merchant ships typically “transport” foreign automobiles from various countries to another.

An example of public “transportation” would consist of railways, buses, planes, etc.

I recently purchased a new vehicle which will provide personally reliable “transportation” to and from work, school, visiting relatives, etc.

There are countless other examples. Hope this helps.👍🏼

A: I have to carry a heavy bag.

This car with transport the food to my home.

Can you carry this for me?

I will transport you.

A: "can we get there using public transportation?"
"what are our transportation options?
"the books were transported via ship"

A: I’m waiting in the car
I just got on the bus/train/subway/airplane
I’ll meet you at the bus/train station
Hope this helps!

A: I think the second one is more correct, because I wouldn’t use “with” like that. However neither one is natural. I would say something like “how do you get to work?”

A:

I have got transport that end - at a certain destination (that end) I have already organised transport

I have got to transport that end - not really sure what this means - I have to transport "that end", whatever that is 🤷‍♀️

A: transport is usually used as a verb:
Transport the items to a new location
How will we transport the items?
Transportation is a noun:
The transportation of the items to anew location.
What kind of transportation will be used to transport the items?

Sometimes however, transport is used as a shorten noun of transportation ie:
public transport/transportation

A: Transport can be a verb (i.e. I transport goods to the shop) or a noun (i.e. Mode of transport), but transportation can only be a noun. :)

A: Transport costs are applied to any form of delivery. For example, for imports, for local deliveries and even mail.

Postage is specifically applied to letters and parcels.

transport cost = 郵送料。
postage = 手紙、小包を送る時にかかる料

Hope this helps!

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A: transportation cost. Or cost of transportation.

A: Your accent is more of british than american. Here’s how we pronounce it

A: I feel annoyed when public transport is delayed... is correct but it suggests that something caused the delay, possibly outside the drivers control, ie. a road accident, heavy traffic etc.

I feel annoyed when transport is late

I get annoyed when...

I get annoyed when public transport is late/delayed... ie, bus, train etc

A: Slight accent but other than that, really good 😊

A: you don't need 'the'
public transport -> public transportation
driving cars => driving car

A: (Instead of driving cars) we should use/take public transport (as much as possible)
在括号里的字其实不需要的