单词 | transpire |
释义 | tran·spire transitive verb 1. 2. intransitive verb 1. < a plant transpires more freely on a hot dry day > 2. < moisture transpires through the skin > 3. a. < it transpired that he had still been sitting … when the bomb struck — C.D.Lewis > < it soon transpired that there were two … conceptions of this problem — C.H.Malik > < only good faculties, it transpired, were inherited — Walter Lippmann > b. < had to wait until 1934 for the secret to transpire — E.C.Wagenknecht > < it had just transpired that he had left gaming debts behind him — Jane Austen > 4. < a course of events which transpire with unbelievable rapidity — H.G.Moseley > < I gave an honest account of what transpired — J.A.Michener > < more things transpire on a racetrack than are chronicled in the newspapers — Gerald Beaumont > Synonyms: see happen |
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