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Definition of transposed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
changechanged in order or position
- The transposed letters in the word created a typo..
2.
musicTECH. moved to a different key in musicTECH.
- The song was transposed to a higher key for the singer..
3.
mathematicsTECH. rearranged by swapping rows and columnsTECH.
- The transposed matrix was easier to analyze.
Origin of transposed
Latin, trans (across) + ponere (to place)
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interchangeability
ability to be transposed or interchanged
Examples of transposed in a sentence
In the puzzle, the transposed pieces formed a new image. The piece was transposed to suit the violin. They performed the transposed version of the classic. The transposed data set revealed new patterns. In the transposed table, columns became rows.
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- French:transposé, modifié, ...
- German:vertauscht, transponiert, ...
- Italian:trasposto, trasposta, ...
- Spanish:transpuesto, intercambiado, ...
- Portuguese:transposto, ...
- Chinese:调换顺序的, 转调的, ...
- Japanese:入れ替えられた, 転調された, ...
- Arabic:مُبَدَّلُ التَّرْتِيب, مُنْقُول, ...
- Hebrew:מוּחְלַף סֵדֶר, מוּסָת, ...
- Russian:переставленный, транспонированный, ...
- Ukrainian:переставлений, транспонований, ...
- Hindi:क्रमांतरित, संगीत की कुंजी बदली गई, ...
Definition of transpose - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
orderchange the order or position of two or more things
- She transposed the first two letters of the word..
2.
musicTECH. rewrite or perform music in another keyTECH.
- The band transposed the song to a higher key.
3.
matrixTECH. rearrange elements in a matrix by interchanging rows and columnsTECH.
- Transpose the matrix to find its inverse.
4.
mathematicsTECH. move a term in an equation to the other sideTECH.
- Transpose the term to solve the equation.
5.
gamesintr. TECH. reach a position in chess from a different move orderintr. TECH.
- He transposed into a familiar opening.
6.
legalTECH. UK give force to a directive by passing implementation measuresTECH. UK
- The country transposed the EU directive into national law.
Noun
linear algebraTECH. the matrix formed by swapping rows and columnsTECH.
- The transpose of the matrix was calculated for the equation.
Origin of transpose
Latin, trans (across) + ponere (place)
Examples of transpose in a sentence
The director transposed the scenes for dramatic effect. She had to transpose the piece for the choir. He transposed the melody to suit his voice. To solve the equation, transpose the given matrix. Transpose the data matrix for better analysis. You need to transpose the variable to isolate it.
Transpose the numbers to simplify the equation. She managed to transpose into a winning endgame. They transposed the game into a different variation. The government must transpose international agreements into local regulations. Efforts to transpose the policy were met with resistance. Understanding the transpose is crucial in this math course. He wrote a program to compute the transpose automatically.
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- French:transposer, transposée, ...
- German:vertauschen, Transponierte, ...
- Italian:trasporre, trasposta, ...
- Spanish:transponer, transpuesta, ...
- Portuguese:inverter, transposição, ...
- Chinese:调换, 转置矩阵, ...
- Japanese:順序を入れ替える, 転置行列, ...
- Arabic:بَدَّل, مَنْقُول, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְלִיף, טְרַנְסְפּוֹזִיצְיָה, ...
- Russian:переставлять, транспонированная матрица, ...
- Ukrainian:переставити, транспонована матриця, ...
- Hindi:अदलना-बदलना, परिवर्तित रूप, ...
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