How Do You Spell TRANSPORTS?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈanspɔːts] (IPA)

Transportation is a word that is frequently misspelled. The correct spelling of this noun is transports, with an "s" after the "t". The phonetic transcription of this word is [trænspɔːts], with stress on the first syllable. The "s" at the end is silent, making the word sound like "tran-spohr". The word transports refers to the act of conveying or moving people, goods or materials from one place to another by various means such as vehicles or vessels.

TRANSPORTS Meaning and Definition

1. Transports, as a noun, refer to the act or action of moving people or goods from one place to another. It is the process of conveying or carrying something, typically from one location to another. Transports encompass various modes of transportation such as cars, trains, buses, ships, airplanes, or any other means of conveyance.

   In a broader sense, transports also denote the vehicles or systems used for transportation. These include the machines, infrastructure, or facilities required to facilitate the movement of people or goods. It encompasses roads, railways, ports, airports, or any other physical structures dedicated to transportation.

   Furthermore, the term "transports" can also refer to the feelings or emotions that arise when someone is deeply moved or overwhelmed by a profound experience or powerful emotion. In this context, transports represent a state of ecstasy, rapture, or a state of being carried away by overwhelming emotions.

   Overall, transports can be understood as the process, means, or systems used for the movement of people or goods, as well as the experiences or emotions that arise from such movement.

Top Common Misspellings for TRANSPORTS *

• trasports 37.5%
• tranports 25%
• transprots 25%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for TRANSPORTS

• transporst
• transpart
• trnsport
• trasnports
• transpot
• tramsport
• transpots
• transpost
• transpoort
• transportat
• transpants
• thransport
• trasnsport
• treansport
• transportes
• transforms
• transprts
• transpors
• transoprts
• transpoers
• transplotts

Etymology of TRANSPORTS

The word transports is derived from the Latin word transportare, which combines the prefix trans- meaning across or beyond, and the verb portare meaning to carry.

Similar spelling words for TRANSPORTS

• transportable,
• transversely,
• transept,
• transistorise,
• transitory,
• transistor,
• transient,
• transposon,
• transfer tax,
• transplant,
• transpirate,
• transonic,
• transparent,
• transporter,
• transom,
• transact,
• transplanting,
• transmute,
• transferer,
• transeunt,
• transvaal,
• transversalis,
• transfuse,
• transfusion,
• transposed,
• transversally,
• transponder,
• transfix,
• transversal,
• transpolar,
• transferee,
• transit,
• transistorize,
• translate,
• translator,
• transgressor,
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• transferase,
• transship,
• transposition,
• transgression,
• transgress,
• transmit,
• transpire,
• transcribe,
• transvestism,
• transduce,
• transpose,
• transverse,
• transmission,
• transform,
• transformer,
• transactor,
• transcript,
• Transue,
• Transposable,
• transplanter,
• transfer,
• transversus,
• transferor,
• transport,
• transpiration,
• transcend.

Conjugate verb Transports

CONDITIONAL

I would transport

we would transport

you would transport

he/she/it would transport

they would transport

FUTURE

I will transport

we will transport

you will transport

he/she/it will transport

they will transport

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have transported

we will have transported

you will have transported

he/she/it will have transported

they will have transported

PAST

I transported

we transported

you transported

he/she/it transported

they transported

PAST PERFECT

I had transported

we had transported

you had transported

he/she/it had transported

they had transported

PRESENT

I transport

we transport

you transport

he/she/it transports

they transport

PRESENT PERFECT

I have transported

we have transported

you have transported

he/she/it has transported

they have transported

I am transporting

we are transporting

you are transporting

he/she/it is transporting

they are transporting

I was transporting

we were transporting

you were transporting

he/she/it was transporting

they were transporting

I will be transporting

we will be transporting

you will be transporting

he/she/it will be transporting

they will be transporting

I have been transporting

we have been transporting

you have been transporting

he/she/it has been transporting

they have been transporting

I had been transporting

we had been transporting

you had been transporting

he/she/it had been transporting

they had been transporting

I will have been transporting

we will have been transporting

you will have been transporting

he/she/it will have been transporting

they will have been transporting

I would have transported

we would have transported

you would have transported

he/she/it would have transported

they would have transported

I would be transporting

we would be transporting

you would be transporting

he/she/it would be transporting

they would be transporting

I would have been transporting

we would have been transporting

you would have been transporting

he/she/it would have been transporting

they would have been transporting