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Meanings of transpose in English
Usage of transpose in English
1
EU countries have two years to transpose the copyright directive into national laws.
2
You take your information, your encyclopedia text, and you transpose it into numerics.
3
I would think that word play is very difficult to transpose.
4
Substitute Roman figures for the Arabic numerals, and transpose the letters.
5
He said if I would transpose King and Davis he would be satisfied.
6
Awake, we never imagine anything; we merely alter, vary, or transpose.
7
If you transpose the letters, you have the Latin word 'mori', to die.
8
Turns out I had to transpose two digits, that was all.
9
The government must also transpose the EU's bank recovery and resolution directive into law.
10
We also show that all bipartite Gaussian states with nonpositive partial transpose are distillable.
11
Assuming 'r' to mean 'e', the most frequently used vowel, we transpose the letters-so
12
The best musicians transpose consciousness into sound; painters do the same for color and shape.
13
This is what we must tend to transpose from the practical to the speculative order.
14
To transpose after the laws to the following title.
15
Behead and transpose the center, and find a weed.
16
Subsequently I wrote you that, for a private reason, I had concluded to transpose them.
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