0 past simple and past participle of transport --
2 If something transports you to a different time or place, it makes you feel as if you were in it: --
The film transports you back to the New York of the 1950s.
They transported visitors to cities that did not exist.
Ten leaves per plot were cut early in the morning (before rolling) and immediately transported to the laboratory.
We would like to add that the second dialect, once in place, leaves an indelible imprint on the transported individual.
These biogenic deposits are liberated when plants decay, are eaten, or burned, and then transported by wind.
The top two roundtangles define the changes guaranteed when the package is transported.
Otherwise, solvent needs to be transported into or out of the unit cell.
Northbound migrants also transported linguistic and cultural norms that over time, influenced the language of the southern communities that had been left behind.
Once a sale is made, and depending on market location and characteristics, products are transported to consumption centers, with costs generally paid by the buyer.
