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Meanings of traverse in English

Catalan
travessa

A horizontal beam that extends across something.

travessa
Portuguese
atravessar
Catalan
creuar
Spanish
atravesar

To go beyond, to pass here.

atravessar
Portuguese
abranger
Catalan
comprendre
Spanish
abarcar

To cover or extend over an area or time period.

abranger
Catalan
travessada
Spanish
descenso en zigzag

Travel across.

travessada
Synonyms
Examples for "traversal"
Examples for "traversal"
1
Learning requires the traversal of inherently distinct cognitive states to produce behavioral adaptation.
Pubmed
2
This result does not support the hypothesis that particle traversal directly affects laminin protein integrity.
Pubmed
3
Depth first traversal on this DAG yields final supertree.
Pubmed
4
A hop is a traversal across a gateway.
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet
5
Experience innovative and tactile on-water VR traversal using your paddle to stealthily move and steer through hostile locations.
The South African
Usage of traverse in English
1
Likewise, consider a short rappel or tension traverse to circumnavigate sticky problems.
Climbing Magazine
2
Freely traverse the water in your military kayak, across rich, flooded environments.
The South African
3
He recovered enough over the next 10 days to allow the traverse.
Climbing Magazine
4
Gordon abandoned the traverse and followed an ascending crack in the wall.
The Yukon Trail: A Tale of the North
5
People traverse the dangerous journey to the US because of deep fear.
The Guardian
6
Holmes would do what he thought was the right path to traverse.
The outsiders
7
November 1: They battle with the first traverse pitch, hoping to win.
Climbing Magazine
8
Dufton working his way down and across for the pitch 2 traverse.
Climbing Magazine
9
Take a small seam straight up, then traverse right into a roof.
Climbing Magazine
10
Stepping to the end of the traverse, he peered around the jog.
Uncle Sam's Boys with Pershing's Troops / Or, Dick Prescott at G...
11
The natives of Alaska felt the proposed pipeline would traverse their land.
The new yorker
12
Their mini-tanks were small enough to allow them to traverse the tunnel.
Map of bones
13
It took ten minutes to traverse the driveway into the ranch's courtyard.
Crooked little vein
14
The country was difficult to traverse, the people were bold and hostile.
Historic Tales: The Romance of Reality. Vol. 03 (of 15), Spanish...
15
He led the first ski traverse of the Brooks Range in 1972.
Rock and Ice Magazine
16
Figure 7-Stillphotography from the first unsupported traverse of Greenwich Village, NYC.
Climbing Magazine
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Translations for traverse
Traverse through the time
Traverse across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common