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trans·ports
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transportsnoun
Plural form of transport.
Editors Contribution
transportsverb
Verb form of the word transport.
The company transports goods all over the country.
Submitted by MaryC on February 25, 2020
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of transports in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of transports in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of transports in a Sentence
If( people) are comfortable with the economy, the transports certainly is a leading sector. If the economy is going to get better, transports, rails, truckers, airlines and all that stuff will do better in anticipation of that.
In reality, the Dow Theory doesn't call for it in this kind of scenario, so it's really a misperception, or a bad interpretation of Dow Theory, so it would matter if the Dow industrials were in a down trend and were breaking out and trying to reverse that down trend, then you would want to see that confirmation from the transports.
The [CDC's] recently enacted policy suspending transports of dogs from Afghanistan and more than 100 other nations into the U.S., was another terrible impediment, despite our negotiations and pleadings.
There is no e-sound. It has to be invented. The sound transports the emotions of a vehicle. It gives you feedback about the potency and capability of the car, at low speeds and revs it needs to enable comfortable driving. At higher speeds in sports mode, a more intense acoustic feedback is needed to make customers experience the potential of the vehicle.
We are receiving signals from clients that demand for these transports will continue to rise.
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