0 past simple and past participle of teleport
1 to (cause to) travel by an imaginary very fast form of transport that uses special technology or special mental powers
Those being teleported had to wear a bracelet device to leave and return to the ship.
As the search continues, the landing party finds themselves teleported to an underground chamber.
By touching magical artifacts, players are teleported into the distant past to explore dungeons and avoid or battle monsters and seek treasure.
He is beamed directly to the ship's sickbay where it is found that his lungs have been teleported out of his body.
Even for interstellar distance energy transfer, the amount of teleported energy is nonzero, but negligibly small.
Hostages get teleported around the station if the player is not fast enough to rescue them, and the overall mission is limited to 50 minutes.
The young woman is teleported through the fire into a grand castle-like setting as magical acts and occurrences around her.
The king teleported in, refusing to have anyone meddle in his plans.
