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Meanings of transposed in English
Usage of transposed in English
1
This was to have been transposed into Irish law two years ago.
2
Section in front of mouth; the right and left sides are transposed.
3
The figures were transposed in order to eliminate any possible space error.
4
But in the Huguenot version the last words were of course transposed.
5
The English pronunciation of A and E is in most words transposed.
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Moreover, the order of the two speeches which follow must be transposed.
7
But the verses are much transposed to attain some degree of connection.
8
Britt must have transposed a couple of digits on the DVD's code.
9
One of the stones had been transposed, that she could have sworn.
10
AEsop's fables transposed into a Bornean key were, we found, much appreciated.
11
New regualtions governing counterfeiting and trademark infringements were transposed into Irish law today.
12
The Girl who transposed the Heads of her Husband and Brother.
13
If the interrogative word is an adverb, the order is transposed.
14
It was written for a contralto, but transposed by the influence of Grisi.
15
Whereupon I swiftly transposed myself, and stuck my head through the half-open door.
16
Noun phrases may be expanded, and noun clauses contracted, transposed, etc.
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Transposed across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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