transportation in Latin
transportation in Latin is vectūra — transportation means the act or system of moving people or goods; especially the common American term for this.
transportation in Latin
vectūra
The act of transporting, or the state of being transported; conveyance, often of people, goods etc.
What does "transportation" mean?
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noun The act or system of moving people or goods; especially the common American term for this.
"The company arranged transportation for all conference attendees."
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noun Historical: the punishment of sending convicts to a distant penal colony.
"In the 18th century, transportation to Australia was a common sentence for minor crimes."
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transportation in a sentence
- The company arranged transportation for all conference attendees.
- Investment in public transportation has cut traffic in the city center.
- In the 18th century, transportation to Australia was a common sentence for minor crimes.
- Transportation was a harsh sentence that meant never seeing one's family again.
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What is "transportation" in Latin?
"transportation" in Latin is vectūra. transportation means: The act or system of moving people or goods; especially the common American term for this.
How do you use "transportation" in a sentence?
Example: "The company arranged transportation for all conference attendees." In Latin, "transportation" is vectūra.
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