Transpire: meaning, definitions and examples
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transpire
[ trænˈspaɪər ]
to happen
To transpire means to occur or happen, especially in a way that is unexpected or not known by everyone. It can also mean to become known or apparent after being secret or hidden. This word is often used in a formal or literary context.
Synonyms
become known, emerge, happen, occur, unfold
Examples of usage
- It transpired that she had been planning the surprise party for weeks.
- After the meeting, it transpired that the company was facing financial difficulties.
- The truth finally transpired after months of speculation.
Translations
Translations of the word "transpire" in other languages:
🇵🇹 transpirar
- ocorrer
- acontecer
🇮🇳 पसीना आना
- होना
- घटित होना
🇩🇪 transpirieren
- geschehen
- herausstellen
🇮🇩 berkeringat
- terjadi
- terungkap
🇺🇦 пітніти
- відбуватися
- статися
🇵🇱 pocić się
- zdarzać się
- wydarzyć się
🇯🇵 発汗する (hakkan suru)
- 起こる (okoru)
- 明らかになる (akiraka ni naru)
🇫🇷 transpirer
- se produire
- se révéler
🇪🇸 transpirar
- ocurrir
- revelarse
🇹🇷 terlemek
- gerçekleşmek
- ortaya çıkmak
🇰🇷 땀을 흘리다
- 발생하다
- 드러나다
🇸🇦 يتعرق
- يحدث
- يتكشف
🇨🇿 potit se
- stát se
- ukázat se
🇸🇰 potiť sa
- stať sa
- ukázať sa
🇨🇳 出汗 (chū hàn)
- 发生 (fāshēng)
- 显露 (xiǎnlù)
🇸🇮 potiti se
- zgoditi se
- razkriti se
🇮🇸 svitna
- gerast
- koma í ljós
🇰🇿 терлеу
- болу
- ашылу
🇬🇪 ოფლიანება
- მოხდენა
- გამოვლენა
🇦🇿 tərləmək
- baş vermək
- aşkar olmaq
🇲🇽 transpirar
- ocurrir
- revelarse
Etymology
The word 'transpire' originated in the early 18th century from the Latin word 'transpirare', which means 'to breathe across'. Initially, it was used in a physiological sense to refer to the passage of water through a plant's tissues. Over time, the meaning evolved to include the broader sense of something happening or becoming known. Today, 'transpire' is commonly used in English to describe events or information coming to light.