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Meaning ofexpressin English

express

Pluralexpresses
Past Tenseexpressed
Participle Verbexpressing
Third Person Singularexpresses

Definitions

Noun
1. a fast and direct mode of transport
  I took the express train to reach the city center.
2. a facility enabling swift transportation of letters or funds between locations
  The package arrived by express.
3. a type of rifle designed for high velocity and accuracy
  The express rifle was designed for long-range hunting.
4. a vivid portrayal; a statement; a straightforward assertion
  He gave me his express gratitude for helping him.
5. one sent on a particular mission
  The express train arrived at the station.
6. a designated facility for sending and receiving parcels quickly
  I sent my letter via express.
7. that which travels swiftly for urgent delivery
  The urgent message required express delivery.
8. the act of conveying an idea through spoken or written words or actions
  In her artwork, she uses various colors to express her emotions.
9. a particular statement or directive
  His first act as president was an expression of his new policies.
Adjective
1. rapidly moving or functioning, like a train that does not stop at local stations
  Express trains are faster than those that make frequent stops.
2. concrete, explicitly stated, not suggested
  The poem expresses her feelings clearly.
3. precisely portrayed; identical in appearance
  The painting was an express likeness of her.
4. offering quicker yet more restricted services compared to comprehensive retailers
  Express delivery is expected by tomorrow.
Verb
1. to indicate or state something in a clear and understandable way
  I need to express my concerns about this project.
2. cause fluid to emerge from
  The farmer expressed milk from the cow.
3. to convert genetic information from mRNA into a functional protein
  The cell expresses the gene's instructions.
4. to convert deoxyribonucleic acid into messenger RNA
  The virus expresses its genetic material in the host cell.