transitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase as complement. To cause to come or go; to bring, convey, take (before a person, to a place…
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| 释义 | society > travel > transport > [verb (transitive)] (119) haveeOE transitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase as complement. To cause to come or go; to bring, convey, take (before a person, to a place… ferryOE transitive. To carry, convey, or transport from one place to another. Obsolete. weighOE transitive. To bear from one place to another; to carry, transport. Obsolete. bearOE transitive. To support the weight of (a person or thing) whilst moving him, her, or it from one place to another; to carry; to transport. take?a1160 transitive. To accompany or guide (a person or animal) to or through a place; to conduct, lead, escort; to bring, convey. Also with over: to show… weve13.. transitive. To move or remove from one place to another; to convey or bring; to strike down. carry1348 transitive. To convey or transport (goods, people, etc.) from one place to another, esp. by means of a vehicle or vessel. passa1350 transitive. To cause or enable (a person or thing) to go or proceed somewhere; to carry, convey, or send, esp. to convey across a river or land… tow1391 spec. To draw or drag (a vessel, persons in a boat, etc.) on the water by a rope. geta1393 transitive. Followed by a preposition or adverb of place. To succeed in bringing, conveying, putting, causing to come or go (to, from, into, out of… convey1393 To transport, carry, take from one place to another. It formerly included the carrying of small or individual objects, where carry, take, or bring… winc1400 transitive with preposition or adverb of place. To bring, take, move (a person somewhere). transport1483 transitive. To carry, convey, or remove from one place or person to another; to convey across. set1487 transitive. To cause to pass into a certain place or from one place to another; to convey, transport (? originally by water, cf. to set over at… convoy1500 transitive. To convey, transport, carry (literal and figurative). traduce1535 transitive. To convey from one place to another; to transport. Obsolete. port1566 transitive. To carry, bear, or convey; to bring. repair1612 transitive. To convey, deliver. Obsolete. rare. vehiculate1628 transitive. Originally: †to convey, transport. Later: spec. to carry or convey in, or as if in, a vehicle (in various senses of the noun). Obsolete… transmute1683 transitive. To remove from one place to another; to transport. Obsolete. rare. transplant1769 To convey or remove from one place to another; to transport; esp. to bring (people, a colony, etc.) from one country to settle in another. gallant1806 In a wider sense: To conduct, escort, convey. transit1859 transitive. To convey or move from one place or person to another; to transport. inveigh1878 To carry away (to a place). Obsolete. rare. waltz1884 transitive. To transport or convey (something). U.S. jocular. sashay1928 transitive. To cause (someone or something) to sashay; to walk or parade (a person); to carry or convey (an object); to manœuvre (a vehicle). conduct- To convey from one place to another; to carry, transport. Obsolete. Subcategories:— back again (3) — by journeying to and fro (1) — rapidly (8) — forcibly (1) — unceremoniously or with effort (1) — across (9) — round (1) — forward or onward (1) — to a higher place (2) — beyond the proper point (1) — beyond the parish (1) — take or collect in order to convey (4) — load (19) — unload (6) — reload (3) — load a container (2) — identify and count each article, etc. (1) — list goods or people to be conveyed (2) — cause to be conveyed or send (26) |
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