transire Sentence Examples
- In Latin, "transire" means to pass over, cross, or go beyond.
- The students were asked to transire the bridge in an orderly manner.
- The pilgrims resolved to transire the perilous mountains in search of a holy relic.
- The enemy forces sought to transire the river and seize the enemy's stronghold.
- The scientist conducted an experiment to transire the effects of the drug on cell growth.
- The injured hiker was unable to transire the treacherous path and was forced to wait for assistance.
- The athlete swiftly transire the finish line, securing a victory for his team.
- The traveler transire the desert, enduring extreme temperatures and thirst in pursuit of their destination.
- The corporation decided to transire its headquarters to a more strategically advantageous location.
- The sun transire the horizon, casting a golden glow upon the sleeping city.
transire Meaning
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transire (n.)
A customhouse clearance for a coasting vessel; a permit.
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A customhouse clearance for a coasting vessel; a permit.
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In Latin, "transire" means to pass over, cross, or go beyond.
The students were asked to transire the bridge in an orderly manner.
The pilgrims resolved to transire the perilous mountains in search of a holy relic.
The enemy forces sought to transire the river and seize the enemy's stronghold.
