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transportation

Chunk trail

prefixstandard
trans

across

rootstandard
port

carry

suffixstandard
ation

action or process

complete word
transportation

noun

the movement of people or goods

across (trans) + carry (port) + process (ation) = transportation

Transportation is the act or system of carrying people or goods from one place to another. Trans means across, port means carry, and -ation turns the action into a noun.

Memory method

transthe porter crossing the bridge
portthe porter carrying a wooden crate
ationthe complete transportation process

A porter carries a wooden crate across a stone bridge toward a waiting transport truck.

The porter crossing the bridge

The porter crossing the bridge

Word family

transportation: the movement of people or goods. Transportation is the act or system of carrying people or goods from one place to another. Trans means across, port means carry, and -ation turns the action into a noun.

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