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transpose in Portuguese

transpose in Portuguese is transpor, passar — transpose means to swap the order or position of two or more things.

transpose in Portuguese

transpor
verb
passar
verb
(transitive, algebra) To move (a term) from one side of an algebraic equation to the other, reversing the sign of the term.

What does "transpose" mean?

  1. verb To swap the order or position of two or more things.
    "The typo happened because she transposed two letters while typing quickly."
  2. verb In music, to rewrite or perform a piece in a different key.
    "The singer asked the band to transpose the song down a key to suit her range."
  3. verb In mathematics, to move a term from one side of an equation to the other, or to swap rows and columns of a matrix.
    "Transposing the equation isolates x on one side."
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transpose in a sentence

  • The typo happened because she transposed two letters while typing quickly.
  • The singer asked the band to transpose the song down a key to suit her range.
  • Transposing the equation isolates x on one side.

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What is "transpose" in Portuguese?

"transpose" in Portuguese is transpor, passar. transpose means: To swap the order or position of two or more things.

How do you use "transpose" in a sentence?

Example: "The typo happened because she transposed two letters while typing quickly." In Portuguese, "transpose" is transpor, passar.

Are there other ways to say "transpose" in Portuguese?

Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "transpose": transpor, passar.

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