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transpose美 [træns'poʊz] 英 [træns'pəʊz] - v.调换；颠倒；置换；改换位置
- n.〔遗〕转位；换位；转置矩阵
- 网络移调；转调；移项
过去分词：transposed 现在分词：transposing 第三人称单数：transposes v. reverse,switch,swap,exchange,invert 1. | ~ sth 使掉换顺序to change the order of two or more things |
2. | ~ sth (from sth) (to sth) 使转移；使换位；使变形to move or change sth to a different place or environment or into a different form |
| The director transposes Shakespeare's play from 16th century Venice to present-day England. 导演把莎士比亚的戏剧从 16 世纪的威尼斯改成当代的英国。 |
3. | ~ sth 使（乐曲）变调，移调to write or play a piece of music or a series of notes in a different key |
v. | 10. 换位,改变次序,调换,颠倒,【数学】移项,【语法】改变词序,【音乐】变调,【电学】使(电路)换位 10. 换位,改变次序,调换,颠倒,【数学】移项,【语法】改变词序,【音乐】变调,【电学】使(电路)换位 | n. | |
v. | 1. to make two things change places or reverse their usual order, e.g. two letters in a word 2. to move something to a different position, especially in a sequence 3. to take something such as a story, incident, or play out of its original setting or time and relocate it in another 4. to rewrite or play a musical composition in a key or at a pitch other than the one in which it was originally written or in which it is usually performed 5. to transfer a term from one side of an equation to the other, reversing its sign 6. to change the order or position of something 7. to use an idea or method in a different situation from the one it was originally developed in 1. to make two things change places or reverse their usual order, e.g. two letters in a word 2. to move something to a different position, especially in a sequence 3. to take something such as a story, incident, or play out of its original setting or time and relocate it in another 4. to rewrite or play a musical composition in a key or at a pitch other than the one in which it was originally written or in which it is usually performed 5. to transfer a term from one side of an equation to the other, reversing its sign 6. to change the order or position of something 7. to use an idea or method in a different situation from the one it was originally developed in | n. | 1. a matrix created by interchanging the rows and columns of a previously given matrix |
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