The Chinese word **搬运 (bānyùn)** is a compound verb formed by combining two semantically related characters: **搬 (bān)**, meaning "to move or carry (often with effort)," and **运 (yùn)**, meaning "to transport or convey." This formation follows a common pattern in Chinese where two verbs with similar or complementary meanings are joined to create a more specific or nuanced term. In this case, the combination emphasizes the complete action of physically moving an object from one place to another, encompassing both the initial act of lifting/carrying (搬) and the subsequent process of transporting it (运). Thus, **搬运** specifically refers to the labor or activity of carrying and hauling goods, often as a form of manual or logistical work.