transverse

/trans-vurs, tranz-; trans-vurs, tranz-/US // trænsˈvɜrs, trænz-; ˈtræns vɜrs, ˈtrænz- //UK // (trænzˈvɜːs) //

横穿,横截,横向的,横向

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : lying or extending across or in a cross direction; cross.
- : having a mouth hole in the side of the tube, near its end, across which the player's breath is directed.Compare end-blown.
- : mounted with the crankshaft oriented sideways.

n.名词 noun

1
- : something that is transverse.
- : Nautical. web frame.
- : Geometry. transverse axis.
- : a city road that cuts through a park or other area of light traffic; shortcut.

adj.crosswise

Synonyms

adj.across

Synonyms

verbtravel across

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She taught these blobs to transverse salty patches of land by gradually filling them with sodium.
It has been reported that the volunteer, a woman, had developed serious neurological symptoms that might have been associated with transverse myelitis, an inflammation of the spinal cord that can be caused by an immune response.
AstraZeneca CEO announced later in the week that the patient in the trial likely had transverse myelitis, a condition that involves inflammation of the spinal cord and can, in rare cases, be triggered by vaccines or viral infections.
Soriot said it wasn’t clear whether the participant had a condition called transverse myelitis, a suspected diagnosis.
The second pair show that the transverse processes, from the first to the third, are those into which the muscle is inserted.
The figures, besides being outlined by the dots, were decorated all over with the same pigment in dotted transverse belts.
Sir Thomas de la Moore mentions long transverse trenches, similarly covered so as to bear men aware of them, but not horses.
On this black border is a transverse row of four or five white spots, unequal in size.
Testa ovato-oblonga valde tumida clausa radiatim costata, costis transverse costato-striatis, auriculis minutis, margine crenato.