فهرست
Transportation
Title: Transportation
Pronunciation: /ˌtrænspɔːrˈteɪʃ(ə)n/
Part of speech: noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms: none
Formal or informal: formal
Countable or uncountable: uncountable
Transitive or intransitive: intransitive
Stress marks: træns-por-TEY-shuhn
Synonym: conveyance, travel
Opposite: immobility, stagnation
the action of transporting someone or something or the process of being transported
The transportation of goods by sea is cost-effective
Vehicle
Title: Vehicle
Pronunciation: /ˈviːɪk(ə)l/
Part of speech: noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms: none
Formal or informal: both
Countable or uncountable: countable
Transitive or intransitive: intransitive
Stress marks: VEE-i-kuhl
Synonym: automobile, conveyance
Opposite: pedestrian, cyclist
a thing used for transporting people or goods, especially on land, such as a car, truck, or bus
The vehicle was equipped with the latest safety features
Van
Title: Van
Pronunciation: /væn/
Part of speech: noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms: vans (plural)
Formal or informal: both
Countable or uncountable: countable
Transitive or intransitive: intransitive
Stress marks: van
Synonym: minivan, transporter
Opposite: sedan, coupe
a covered vehicle larger than a car that is used for transporting goods or people
The company used a van to deliver the goods to the warehouse
Yacht
Title: Yacht
Pronunciation: /jɒt/
Part of speech: noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms: none
Formal or informal: both
Countable or uncountable: countable
Transitive or intransitive: intransitive
Stress marks: yaht
Synonym: sailboat, vessel
Opposite: motorboat, dinghy
a medium-sized sailing boat equipped for cruising or racing
The yacht sailed gracefully across the bay
Aircraft
Title: Aircraft
Pronunciation: /ˈɛːkrɑːft/
Part of speech: noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms: none
Formal or informal: both
Countable or uncountable: countable
Transitive or intransitive: intransitive
Stress marks: AIR-kraft
Synonym: airplane, flying machine
Opposite: ground vehicle, watercraft
a vehicle designed for air travel, such as an airplane, helicopter, or blimp
The aircraft taxied down the runway before takeoff
plane
Title: plane
Pronunciation:/pleɪn/
Part of speech:noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :countble
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:p-layn
Synonym :airplane, aircraft
Opposite :ground vehicle
a powered flying vehicle with fixed wings and a weight greater than that of the air it displaces
The plane took off from the runway
Jet
Title: Jet
Pronunciation:/dʒɛt/
Part of speech:noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :countble
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:djet
Synonym :stream, spout
Opposite :stillness, calm
a rapid stream of liquid or gas forced out of a small opening
The jet engines roared as the plane accelerated down the runway
Track
Title: Track
Pronunciation:/træk/
Part of speech:noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :countble
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:trak
Synonym :path, route
Opposite :road, highway
a rough path or minor road, typically one beaten by use rather than constructed
The train traveled along the track
Tunnel
Title: Tunnel
Pronunciation:/ˈtʌn(ə)l/
Part of speech:noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :countble
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:TUHN-l
Synonym :passage, underpass
Opposite :bridge, overpass
a passage made through a mountain or under a body of water to provide a way across
The train passed through the tunnel.
Destination
Title: Destination
Pronunciation:/ˌdɛstɪˈneɪʃ(ə)n/
Part of speech:noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :countble
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:(noun) deh-stuh-NAY-shuhn
Synonym :location, endpoint
Opposite :origin, starting point
a place to which someone or something is going or being sent
The flight’s destination was New York City
Harbor
Title: Harbor
Pronunciation:/ˈhɑːbə(r)/
Part of speech:noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :countble
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:HAA(r)-buhr
Synonym :port, marina
Opposite :open sea
a place on the coast where ships may moor in shelter, especially one protected from rough water
The boats were safely docked in the harbor
seat belt
Title: seat belt
Pronunciation:/ˈsiːt bɛlt/
Part of speech:noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :countble
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:(noun) seet BELT
Synonym :safety harness, restraint
Opposite :unbuckled
a safety belt in a vehicle that secures a person in their seat during a collision or sudden stop
The driver reminded everyone to fasten their seat belts before starting the car
To get in
Title: To get in
Pronunciation:/tuː gɛt ɪn/
Part of speech:verb phrase
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :uncountable
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:(verb) get in
Synonym :board, enter
Opposite :get out
(of a person) to enter a vehicle or enclosed space
I got in the car and started the engine
To set out
Title: To set out
Pronunciation:/tuː sɛt aʊt/
Part of speech:verb phrase
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :uncountable
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:(verb) set out
Synonym :depart, start off
Opposite :return
(of a person) to begin a journey
The travelers set out early in the morning to avoid traffic
To set off
Title: To set off
Pronunciation:/tuː sɛt ɔːf/
Part of speech:verb phrase
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :uncountable
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:(verb) set off
Synonym :depart, start out
Opposite :arrive
(of a vehicle) to begin a journey
The car set off down the road toward its destination
To land
Title: To land
Pronunciation:/tuː lænd/
Part of speech:verb phrase
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :uncountable
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:(verb) land
Synonym :touch down, arrive
Opposite :take off
(of an aircraft) to arrive on the ground after a flight
The plane landed smoothly at the airport
First class
Title: First class
Pronunciation:/fərst klɑːs/
Part of speech:noun/adjective
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :(noun) countable;(adjective) countable
Transitve ir intrnsitve :(noun) intransitive;(adjective) intransitive
Stress mrks:(noun) fuhRST klahs
Synonym(noun):luxury, premium
Opposite(noun):economy class; (adjective):inferior
(noun):the best quality of accommodation on a train, plane, or ship
(noun):They traveled in first class for their honeymoon
(adjective):of the best quality; excellent
(adjective):The hotel provided first-class service
Business class
Title: Business class
Pronunciation:/ˈbɪznəs klɑːs/
Part of speech:noun/adjective
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :(noun) countable;(adjective) countable
Transitve ir intrnsitve :(noun) intransitive;(adjective) intransitive
Stress mrks:(noun) BIH-zniss klahs
Synonym(noun):premium economy; (adjective):professional
Opposite(noun):economy class; (adjective):amateur
a class of air travel which is less luxurious than first class but more expensive than economy class
(noun):She upgraded her ticket to business class for the long flight
(adjective):relating to or suitable for business activities
(adjective):The hotel had business-class facilities for meetings
Economy class
Title: Economy class
Pronunciation:/ɪˈkɒnəmi klɑːs/
Part of speech:noun/adjective
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :(noun) countable;(adjective) countable
Transitve ir intrnsitve :(noun) intransitive;(adjective) intransitive
Stress mrks:(noun) i-KAHN-mee klahs
Synonym(noun):coach, standard; (adjective):financial, fiscal
Opposite(noun):first class; (adjective):luxurious
the cheapest class of air travel, with fewer amenities than business or first class
(noun):The family always travels in economy class to save money
relating to the system of production and management of material wealth
(adjective):The country’s economy-class citizens struggled with financial hardships
Limo
Title: Limo
Pronunciation:/ˈliːməʊ/
Part of speech:noun
Irregular spelling and irregular forms:none
Formal ir informal:both
Countble ir uncountble :countable
Transitve ir intrnsitve :intransitive
Stress mrks:(noun) LEE-moh
Synonym:luxe car, limousine
Opposite:economy car
a large luxurious car, typically driven by a chauffeur, especially one with a glass partition
The celebrity arrived at the event in a sleek black limo