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traverse

UK
/trəˈvɜːs/
US
/trəˈvɜrs/

Übersetzungen

traversesubstantiv
traverses
Pl.
UK
/trəˈvɜːs/
US
/trəˈvɜrs/
Their traverse across the desert was challenging.
Их путешествие через пустыню было сложным.
The carpenter installed a traverse to support the shelf.
Плотник установил поперечину для поддержки полки.
The traverse of the mountain took several hours.
Пересечение горы заняло несколько часов.
Synonyme
route
line of survey
adit
drift
gallery
denial
refutation
rebuttal
crossing
passage
pass
crossway
path
track
crossing point
survey line
traverseverb
traversed
Präteritum
traversed
Partizip Perfekt
traversing
Gerundium
UK
/trəˈvɜːs/
US
/trəˈvɝːs/
The robot can traverse the entire warehouse autonomously.
Робот может автономно перемещаться по всему складу.
The hikers will traverse the mountain range over the next few days.
Туристы будут проходить горный хребет в течение следующих нескольких дней.
We need to traverse the forest to reach the village.
Нам нужно пересекать лес, чтобы добраться до деревни.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
разрасаться
пробираться
Synonyme
wander
journey through
explore
cross
pass through
navigate
travel across
roam
traverseadjektiv
more traverse
Komp.
most traverse
Super.
Used attributively to describe something lying or set across; chiefly technical or literary.

Definitionen

traversesubstantiv
A part of a structure that extends across something, such as a beam or a bridge.
The traverse of the bridge was reinforced to ensure stability.
A route or path that crosses over or through an area.
The hikers followed a traverse that led them through the dense forest.
A mechanism in a machine that allows for movement across a certain area, often used in reference to artillery.
The gun's traverse allowed it to cover a wide range of targets.
In surveying, a series of connected survey lines whose lengths and angles are measured to determine positions.
The engineers ran a closed traverse around the site to establish accurate control points.
Law: a formal denial of an allegation made by the opposing party in a pleading.
Counsel filed a traverse of the plaintiff’s allegations in the statement of claim.
traverseverb
To travel across or through a particular area or region.
The hikers decided to traverse the mountain range over the weekend.
To move or pass along or through something, often in a zigzag or winding course.
The river traverses the valley, creating a natural boundary.
To consider or discuss the whole extent of a subject or area.
The professor traversed the topic thoroughly during the lecture.
To move back and forth or sideways.
The spotlight traversed the stage, following the actor's movements.
traverseadjektiv
Situated or lying across; transverse.
A traverse wall divided the nave from the chancel.
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