转运 has two common and unrelated meanings. In logistics and transportation, it means 'to transfer cargo from one vehicle to another' (transship). In everyday conversation, it means 'one's luck takes a turn for the better' — a reversal of fortune. The second sense is often used in phrases like 转了运 or 转运了, and carries a hopeful, colloquial tone. Neither sense is bound by a special grammar pattern, but the two meanings are distinct enough that context is crucial.