trasponer

v.

1 to transpose, to interchange the position of.

María traspuso el electrón Mary transposed the electron.

2 to hide behind.

María traspuso el cerro Mary hid behind the hill.

3 to invert, to transpose.

4 to transplant.

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trasponer

Conjugation model [PONER], like {{link=poner}}poner (pp traspuesto,-a)

► verbo transitivo-verbo pronominal

1→ {{link=transponer}}transponer

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VT = transponer

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verbo transitivo (liter o period) <límite> to surpass; <obstáculo> to surmount; <umbral> to cross

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= transpose.

Ex. Give the elements of data in the order of the sequence of the following rules, even if this means transposing data.

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verbo transitivo (liter o period) <límite> to surpass; <obstáculo> to surmount; <umbral> to cross

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= transpose.

Ex: Give the elements of data in the order of the sequence of the following rules, even if this means transposing data.

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trasponer [E22 ]

vt

1 (liter o period); ‹límite› to surpass; ‹obstáculo› to surmount; ‹esquina› to round, turn

traspuso el umbral de la puerta he crossed the threshold

2 ‹sujeto/preposición› to transpose

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trasponer vtr (un umbral) to pass through, surpass
'trasponer' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
transponer
English:
transpose

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trasponer, transponer

♦ vt

1. [cambiar el orden de] [letras, palabras] to transpose

2. [norma, directiva] to transpose;

trasponer una directiva europea a la legislación española to transpose a European directive into Spanish law

3. [puerta, umbral] to cross

4. [sujeto: sol] to disappear behind

♦ See also the pronominal verb trasponerse, transponerse

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trasponer

v/t

1 fml (mover de sitio) transfer

2 (trasplantar) transplant

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trasponer transponer