transpire in Greek
transpire in Greek is μαθεύομαι — transpire means to happen or occur.
transpire in Greek
μαθεύομαι
Pronounced: mathevomai
(intransitive) To become known; to escape from secrecy. [from 18th c.]
What does "transpire" mean?
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verb To happen or occur.
"Let me know what transpires at the meeting."
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verb To become known; to come to light, especially after being hidden or unclear.
"It later transpired that he had never held a licence."
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verb In botany, to give off water vapour through the pores of a leaf.
"A mature oak can transpire hundreds of litres of water on a hot day."
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transpire in a sentence
- Let me know what transpires at the meeting.
- Nobody could say exactly what had transpired that night.
- It later transpired that he had never held a licence.
- Nothing had transpired about the negotiations by the time we went to press.
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What is "transpire" in Greek?
"transpire" in Greek is μαθεύομαι. transpire means: To happen or occur.
How do you pronounce μαθεύομαι?
"transpire" in Greek is μαθεύομαι, pronounced "mathevomai".
How do you use "transpire" in a sentence?
Example: "Let me know what transpires at the meeting." In Greek, "transpire" is μαθεύομαι.
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