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Definition of transected - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
cuttingTECH. cut across or divided by cuttingTECH.
- The transected tissue samples were examined under the microscope.
- The transected road caused a lot of traffic.
- The transected landscape was a result of the new highway.
Origin of transected
Latin, trans (across) + sectus (cut)
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- French:sectionné, ...
- German:geschnitten, ...
- Italian:tagliato trasversalmente, ...
- Spanish:cortado, ...
- Portuguese:seccionado, ...
- Chinese:横切的, ...
- Japanese:横断された, ...
- Arabic:مُقْطَع عَرْضِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:חָתוּךְ, ...
- Russian:пересеченный, ...
- Ukrainian:перетятий, ...
- Hindi:कटा हुआ, ...
Definition of transect - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
ecologyTECH. sample strip for monitoring plant or animal distributionTECH.
- They set up a transect to study the forest floor.
Verb
geometryTECH. divide something by cutting across itTECH.
- The surgeon will transect the tissue carefully.
Images of transect

sample strip for monitoring plant or animal distribution
Origin of transect
Latin, trans (across) + secare (to cut)
Examples of transect in a sentence
A transect was used to map the coral reef. The road will transect the forest, affecting wildlife. Engineers plan to transect the land for the new highway.
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- French:transect, sectionner, ...
- German:Transekt, durchtrennen, ...
- Italian:linea di campionamento, dividere, ...
- Spanish:transecto, transectar, ...
- Portuguese:transecto, transectar, ...
- Chinese:样带, 横切, ...
- Japanese:トランセクト, 横断切開する, ...
- Arabic:شَرِيط عَيِّنَة, قَطَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:קוּ דְגִימָה, לַחֲתֹךְ לָרוֹחַב, ...
- Russian:трансект, пересекать, ...
- Ukrainian:транект, перетинати, ...
- Hindi:ट्रान्सेक्ट, काटना, ...
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