ferry
/ˈfɛri/Definitions
1. noun
A boat or ship that carries people or vehicles across a body of water, especially one that is regularly scheduled and pays a fare.
“We took the ferry to the nearby island for the summer vacation.”
2. verb
To transport or move (something) across a body of water, especially using a boat or ship.
“The company will ferry the goods to the port for export.”
3. verb
To transport or move (something) from one place to another, especially using a vehicle or equipment.
“The construction team will ferry the heavy machinery to the new site.”