運うん送そう

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運送する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to the commercial or logistical movement of goods, cargo, or freight. Commonly used as a noun or with する as a transitive verb.

〈物もの〉を運うん送そうするto transport/ship goods
この会かい社しゃは大たい量りょうの荷に物もつを運うん送そうしている。
This company transports large quantities of cargo.
〈場ば所しょ〉から〈場ば所しょ〉へ運うん送そうするto ship goods from one place to another
工こう場じょうから店てん舗ぽへ商しょう品ひんを運うん送そうする。
Products are shipped from the factory to the stores.
運うん送そう業ぎょう者しゃに頼たのむto ask a shipping company (to handle transport)
引ひっ越こしの荷に物もつを運うん送そう業ぎょう者しゃに頼たのんだ。
I asked a shipping company to handle the moving cargo.

輸ゆ送そうN2
輸送 is the broader, more formal term for moving people or goods over distance, while 運送 specifically refers to commercial freight and cargo shipping.
配はい送そう
配送 focuses on delivering individual parcels or mail to recipients, whereas 運送 emphasizes the bulk movement of goods between locations.
運うん搬ぱんN1
運搬 refers to the physical act of carrying or hauling objects, often over short distances, while 運送 is the commercial/logistical business of shipping freight.
運うん輸ゆN1
運送 refers concretely to the act of carrying or shipping goods, while 運輸 denotes the broader industry or system of transport.
移い送そう
運送 is the common commercial term for shipping or carrying goods, while 移送 is more formal and often used for official transfers of people or detainees.

郵ゆう送そうN3
郵送 (ゆうそう, mailing by post) sounds similar to 運送 (うんそう, freight transport) but refers only to sending items through the postal system, not commercial cargo shipping.
運うん転てんN5
運転 (driving/operating a vehicle) shares the kanji 運 with 運送 (shipping/transport of goods) but describes the act of operating a machine, not moving cargo.
搬はん送そうN1
運送 shares the kanji 送 and a similar meaning of transporting goods, but it typically refers to commercial shipping/courier services rather than the systematic or medical sense of 搬送.

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Compound of 運 (carry, transport) and 送 (send, deliver). The spelling is conventionally associated with the meaning of transporting goods.