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单词 transpire
释义
transpire
verb
uk
/trænˈspaɪər/us
/trænˈspaɪɚ/

transpireverb(BECOME KNOWN)

[I]formal
If it transpires that something hashappened, thispreviouslysecretorunknownfactbecomesknown:
（秘密或未知事实）暴露，公开，为人所知
[+ that]It mayyettranspirethatministersknewmore than they areadmittingat themoment.但有一天人们或许会发现，部长们当时知道的比他们现在承认的要多。
As itlatertranspired, she hadknownhim atschool.后来得知她上学时就认识他。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Revealing secrets & becoming known
  • (the) word is/gets outidiom
  • anti-secrecy
  • backchannel
  • bare
  • blowsomeone'scoveridiom
  • blow/take the lid offsomethingidiom
  • break
  • declassify
  • hold
  • huddle
  • leakage
  • Queen's evidence
  • rat
  • rat onsomeone/something
  • reintroduce
  • revealingly
  • revelatory
  • state's evidence
  • tip
  • unload
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transpireverb(HAPPEN)

[I]formal
tohappen:
发生
No one iswillingtopredictwhat may transpire at thepeaceconference.没有人愿意预测和平会议上会发生什么。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Occurring and happening
  • afoot
  • asynchronous
  • attendant
  • be at workidiom
  • become
  • eventuate
  • fall
  • fall into placeidiom
  • follow on
  • go hand in hand withsomethingidiom
  • go on
  • pass
  • result
  • resynchronize
  • roll
  • roll around
  • shake out
  • succeed
  • supervene
  • turn
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transpireverb(LOSE WATER)

[IorT]biologyspecialized
If abodyorplanttranspires, itloseswaterthroughitssurfaceorskin.
（人体或植物）蒸腾，水分蒸发
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Animal physiology: bodily fluids & their production
  • beaded
  • bile
  • bilirubin
  • bogey
  • bogy
  • bucket
  • discharge
  • dribble
  • dribbling
  • jism
  • lather
  • perspiration
  • pus
  • snot
  • sperm
  • spit
  • synovial
  • transpiration
  • uric acid
  • weeping
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transpiration
(Definition oftranspirefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

transpire| American Dictionary

transpire
verb[I]
fml
us
/trænˈspɑɪər/
tohappen:
A lot has transpired since we lastspoke.
(Definition oftranspirefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftranspire

transpire
As it transpired, however, he had more to fear from the secular authorities.
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Perception transpires continuously over both time and space.
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The outcome of this appeal was an investigation of what had transpired, followed by the ordering of a fresh election.
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Clearly what transpired indicates the continued relevance of considering state rule and its intersection with local practise.
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Thus, it transpires that, at least for this initial data, the modified model is linearly wellposed.
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Much more importantly, however, it transpires that the virtual exchange of esteem-proxies need not be counterproductive in the manner of the ordinary variety.
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In each, much of what transpired was unintended, out of control, so that practice was anything but 'totalitarian' in the earlier sense.
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However, we see no necessary theoretical or substantive discrepancies between our analyses and those transpiring under the moniker of the five-factor model.
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Once members of the chorus had arranged themselves along the rear of the stage, the most controversial moment of the production transpired.
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What transpired in subsequent days, however, assumed a more complex character.
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By positing an atlas, we trace a narrative that transpired across city spaces as well as over time.
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The amount of water transpired was determined by subtracting the weights of unplanted pots from the weights of the planted pots.
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Apparently, mental cues from the original environment suffice to trigger memories of events that transpired there.
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In the experiments no attempt was made to distinguish the amounts of water transpired by the rice plants and by weeds.
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The only evidence of what transpired in the quarry during the war today are a few rusty cable ends sticking out of some concrete.
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