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transit
noun
1 the act or process of carrying or moving goods, passengers, etc from one place to another.
2 a route or passage.
3 N Am, esp US the transport of passengers or goods on public, usually local, routes.
4 astron
a the passage of a heavenly body across a meridian;
b the passage of a smaller heavenly body across a larger one, eg of a moon across its planet;
c the passage of a satellite or its shadow across the disk of a planet.
verb (transited , transiting ) to pass across or through.
[15c: from Latin transire , transitus to go across]
in transit said of goods or passengers: in the process of being taken from or travelling from one place to another.
noun
1 the act or process of carrying or moving goods, passengers, etc from one place to another.
2 a route or passage.
3 N Am, esp US the transport of passengers or goods on public, usually local, routes.
4 astron
a the passage of a heavenly body across a meridian;
b the passage of a smaller heavenly body across a larger one, eg of a moon across its planet;
c the passage of a satellite or its shadow across the disk of a planet.
verb (transited , transiting ) to pass across or through.
[15c: from Latin transire , transitus to go across]
in transit said of goods or passengers: in the process of being taken from or travelling from one place to another.
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