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transit

/ˈtransɪt

/ /ˈtrɑːnsɪt/ /tranzɪt/ /ˈtrɑːnzɪt/

noun [mass noun]

1The carrying of people or things from one place to another: a painting was damaged in transit...

They have been linked to nearly 3 million worth of robberies from cash in transit vans in recent years.
The ships carrying the materials have been in transit for some time and are due to arrive in the Irish Sea shortly.
There is also the issue of goods damaged in transit, during transportation from Mayo to Dublin or to the ports.

Synonyms

movement;

transport, transportation, conveyance, shipment, haulage, freightage, carriage;

moving, travel, travelling, journeying, passage, passing, transfer, crossing, progress

en route, on the journey, during transport, on the way, on the road, on the move, along/on the road, in motion

informal on the go

1.1North American The conveyance of passengers on public transport.So what precisely would be the difference between a search conducted to protect a library collection and a search to protect myself and my fellow passengers in the public transit system?...

He also wants to ease the region's transportation problems by increasing lanes and improving public transit.
In fact I would say foot travel and public transit would be the main ‘losers’ to cycles as it would mainly be relatively short haul trippers who would be impacted.

2The action of passing through or across a place: Guatemala is to have freedom of transit across Belize...

The remaining 400,000 were transit - or stopover - passengers.
Those transit passengers are being subjected to more scrutiny, a more careful look being given specifically to their shoes and to their clothes and to their electronics.
One of the special features of the bus terminus is the pedestrian subway connecting all platforms, ensuring safe transit of passengers.

2.1 Astronomy The passage of an inferior planet across the face of the sun, or of a moon or its shadow across the face of a planet: the transits of Mercury across the sun’s disc...

Besides a couple of eclipses slated for May, sky watchers would witness transits of two planets over the disk of the Sun.
Over a mere five occurrences these transits of Venus had shifted from events of astronomical importance to a sideshow with mere curiosity value.
The transits of the Planet of Love happen in pairs, eight years apart every century.

2.2 Astronomy The apparent passage of a celestial body across the meridian of a place.

2.3 Astrology The passage of a celestial body through a specified sign, house, or area of a chart.By the classical era the Sun's transit through the zodiac sign had taken precedence and Virgo became more directly perceived as a Maiden of fruition through the Harvest....

It seems to me like the awful transit of Saturn through Cancer brings much trouble in areas like the home, family, terminal periods of life, health and care, real estate - you know it well.
In the same period transit Saturn in Taurus was making two passes over natal Pluto.

verb (transits, transiting, transited) [with object]

1Pass across or through (an area): the new large ships will be too big to transit the Panama Canal...

No recreational or commercial fishing is allowed, or diving or snorkeling, and vessels transiting the area must stow fishing gear.
Arnold also had to battle geographic commanders who tried to hijack command of assets when they transited their specific areas.
The old man was transiting the Atlantic by ship.

1.1 Astronomy (Of a planet or other celestial body) pass across (the face of another body, or a meridian): at the end of February Jupiter transits the meridian...

When the planet transits the star, it blocks a small amount of the star's light; it's essentially a miniature solar eclipse.
People won't really see a planet transiting the Sun.
Mercury and Venus are the only planets that orbit closer to the Sun than the Earth, so they are the only planets that can transit the Sun.

1.2 Astrology (Of a celestial body) pass across (a specified sign, house, or area of a chart).When Saturn transits the sign of karka or cancer and again when it crosses scorpio or vrischik, the individual will experience the panoti or adhayia of Saturn....

Saturn transits each sign in about 29.5 months and crosses three signs in about 7 and a half years, hence the reference to sadesati.
Of course, there's a saying that when Jupiter transits three signs in a year, there will be lots of floods - and aren't we having that!

Origin

Late Middle English (denoting passage from one place to another): from Latin transitus, from transire 'go across'.

Transit initially meant ‘passage from one place to another’. It is from Latin transire ‘go across’. The grammatical term transitive (late 16th century) for verbs that ‘go across’ to an object is from the same source, as are trance (Middle English), and transient (Late Middle English).

单词	transit
释义	transit /ˈtransɪt / /ˈtrɑːnsɪt/ /tranzɪt/ /ˈtrɑːnzɪt/ noun [mass noun] 1The carrying of people or things from one place to another: a painting was damaged in transit... They have been linked to nearly 3 million worth of robberies from cash in transit vans in recent years. The ships carrying the materials have been in transit for some time and are due to arrive in the Irish Sea shortly. There is also the issue of goods damaged in transit, during transportation from Mayo to Dublin or to the ports. Synonyms movement; transport, transportation, conveyance, shipment, haulage, freightage, carriage; moving, travel, travelling, journeying, passage, passing, transfer, crossing, progress en route, on the journey, during transport, on the way, on the road, on the move, along/on the road, in motion informal on the go 1.1North American The conveyance of passengers on public transport.So what precisely would be the difference between a search conducted to protect a library collection and a search to protect myself and my fellow passengers in the public transit system?... He also wants to ease the region's transportation problems by increasing lanes and improving public transit. In fact I would say foot travel and public transit would be the main ‘losers’ to cycles as it would mainly be relatively short haul trippers who would be impacted. 2The action of passing through or across a place: Guatemala is to have freedom of transit across Belize... The remaining 400,000 were transit - or stopover - passengers. Those transit passengers are being subjected to more scrutiny, a more careful look being given specifically to their shoes and to their clothes and to their electronics. One of the special features of the bus terminus is the pedestrian subway connecting all platforms, ensuring safe transit of passengers. 2.1 Astronomy The passage of an inferior planet across the face of the sun, or of a moon or its shadow across the face of a planet: the transits of Mercury across the sun’s disc... Besides a couple of eclipses slated for May, sky watchers would witness transits of two planets over the disk of the Sun. Over a mere five occurrences these transits of Venus had shifted from events of astronomical importance to a sideshow with mere curiosity value. The transits of the Planet of Love happen in pairs, eight years apart every century. 2.2 Astronomy The apparent passage of a celestial body across the meridian of a place. 2.3 Astrology The passage of a celestial body through a specified sign, house, or area of a chart.By the classical era the Sun's transit through the zodiac sign had taken precedence and Virgo became more directly perceived as a Maiden of fruition through the Harvest.... It seems to me like the awful transit of Saturn through Cancer brings much trouble in areas like the home, family, terminal periods of life, health and care, real estate - you know it well. In the same period transit Saturn in Taurus was making two passes over natal Pluto. verb (transits, transiting, transited) [with object] 1Pass across or through (an area): the new large ships will be too big to transit the Panama Canal... No recreational or commercial fishing is allowed, or diving or snorkeling, and vessels transiting the area must stow fishing gear. Arnold also had to battle geographic commanders who tried to hijack command of assets when they transited their specific areas. The old man was transiting the Atlantic by ship. 1.1 Astronomy (Of a planet or other celestial body) pass across (the face of another body, or a meridian): at the end of February Jupiter transits the meridian... When the planet transits the star, it blocks a small amount of the star's light; it's essentially a miniature solar eclipse. People won't really see a planet transiting the Sun. Mercury and Venus are the only planets that orbit closer to the Sun than the Earth, so they are the only planets that can transit the Sun. 1.2 Astrology (Of a celestial body) pass across (a specified sign, house, or area of a chart).When Saturn transits the sign of karka or cancer and again when it crosses scorpio or vrischik, the individual will experience the panoti or adhayia of Saturn.... Saturn transits each sign in about 29.5 months and crosses three signs in about 7 and a half years, hence the reference to sadesati. Of course, there's a saying that when Jupiter transits three signs in a year, there will be lots of floods - and aren't we having that! Origin Late Middle English (denoting passage from one place to another): from Latin transitus, from transire 'go across'. Transit initially meant ‘passage from one place to another’. It is from Latin transire ‘go across’. The grammatical term transitive (late 16th century) for verbs that ‘go across’ to an object is from the same source, as are trance (Middle English), and transient (Late Middle English). Rhymes Narragansett
随便看	rise like a phoenix from the ashes rise like a rocket (and fall like a stick) rise (or emerge) from the ashes riser riser diagram riser pipe riserva rise through (or from) the ranks rise time rise to the bait rise to the occasion rise with the sun (or lark) rishi rishon going-about going-away going-away club going barrel going concern going down going!, gone! going off going on —— (also going on for ——) going order going-out

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