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transp.

transp.

6.5
Moving people or goods from one place to another
  • noun
translation icon : transporte
  • The invoice included a separate line for transp. charges.

Examples

  • All transp. expenses must be approved by the manager before reimbursement.

  • Please specify the transp. method used for delivery in the form.

  • The transp. costs were higher than expected.

  • Can you include the transp. in the report?

  • The invoice included a separate line for transp. charges related to the shipment.

  • Please specify the transp. method used for your package delivery on the form.

  • All transp. expenses must be documented for approval before we proceed with reimbursement.

Synonyms

transportation
vstransp.
  • US
557 1.6

Moving people or goods from one place to another

is an abbreviation used mainly in writing to shorten the full term

Surface Forms

transp. singular
transps. plural

Etymology

Transp. is short for transport or transportation, from Latin trans- 'across' and portare 'to carry', seen in words like portable. So transport means to 'carry across', moving people or goods from one place to another.