“+ verb
also tran·ship “+
Etymology: trans- + ship
transitive verb
: to transfer for further transportation from one ship or conveyance to another
sailed … in the Speedwell for Plymouth, England, where they transshipped to the large Mayflower — Ralph Hammond-Innes
the river steamer into which the … cargo had been transshipped — F.V.W.Mason
about half this tonnage is transshipped by boat, truck, rail, and plane
intransitive verb
: to change from one ship or conveyance to another
men were transshipping from the … trucks to lorries and wagons — F.W.Crofts