transship

IPA: trænʃɪp

(transitive) To transfer something from one vessel or conveyance to another for onward shipment.
(intransitive, of goods) To be transferred from one vessel or conveyance to another for onward shipment.

Examples of "transship" in Sentences

It would be cheaper to ship those goods directly to Canada than to transship them overland by diesel truck.
Some are businessmen, paying off Taliban soldiers and risking roving bandits to transship profitable goods.
Saddam had plenty of time to destroy stockpiles, or hide and/or transship them particularly lightweight, small volume biological agents.
And it was clear to me after my conversations with people on high that indeed we had agreed that the Israelis could transship to Iran some American-origin military equipment.
The complaint unsealed last week implicated 14 people -- and drew a seamy portrait of Chinese brokers happy to create false paperwork and transship weapons through third countries.
"It was clear to me after my conversations with people on high that indeed we had agreed that the Israelis could transship to Iran some American-origin military equipment," Veliotes said.
Mexican seaports often are used to transship cargo, meaning that containers from a third country are unloaded there, then placed on another ship bound for the United States or transferred to rail cars and trucks to cross the 2,000-mile-long land border ... 9,000 trucks a day enter US.
Mexican seaports often are used to transship cargo, meaning that containers from a third country are unloaded there, then placed on another ship bound for the United States or transferred to rail cars and trucks to cross the 2,000-mile-long land border ... 9,000 trucks a day enter US. '