transposing (Meaning)

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transposing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Transpose

The composer's skill at transposing melodies across different keys amazed the audience.
The music teacher transposed the song into a lower key to accommodate the singer's range.
Mathematicians use transposing to solve complex equations and matrices.
The botanist carefully transposed the plant specimen to its new location.
The architect transposed the design of the building to a larger scale.
The transcriptionist transposed the recorded speech into written text.
The chess player transposed the pieces on the board in a strategic move.
The scientist transposed the data into a more readable format.
The translator transposed the original text into a foreign language.
The calligrapher transposed the beautiful script onto a parchment scroll.

of Transpose

transforming, converting, transfiguring,reworking, altering, metamorphosing, remodeling, transmuting, replacing, refashioning

mooring, freezing, freezing, fixing, setting, stabilizing, anchoring, stabilizing, mooring, fixing

The composer's skill at transposing melodies across different keys amazed the audience.

The music teacher transposed the song into a lower key to accommodate the singer's range.

Mathematicians use transposing to solve complex equations and matrices.

The botanist carefully transposed the plant specimen to its new location.