transposed

UK
/trænˈspəʊzd/
US
/trænˈspoʊzd/

Translations

transposedadjective
UK
/trænsˈpəʊzd/
US
/trænˈspoʊzd/
Used as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb “transpose.”
The transposed matrix has its rows and columns switched.
Транспонированная матрица имеет поменянные местами строки и столбцы.
transposeverb

transposed

Past Simple

transposed
Past Simple
transposed
Past Participle
transposing
Gerund
UK
/trænˈspəʊz/
US
/trænˈspoʊz/
In mathematics, you can transpose the terms to solve the equation.
В математике вы можете переставлять члены, чтобы решить уравнение.
The engineer needed to transpose the data from one format to another.
Инженеру нужно было переносить данные из одного формата в другой.
The musician decided to transpose the song to a different key.
Музыкант решил транспонировать песню в другую тональность.

Definitions

transposedadjective
Changed in position, order, or sequence.
The transposed letters in the word puzzle made it difficult to solve.
Altered in arrangement or structure, especially in a way that changes the original form.
The transposed melody gave the song a completely different feel.
Shifted to a different key (of a piece of music).
For the alto voice, the aria was transposed down a minor third.
transposeverb
To change the order or position of something, especially letters, words, or musical notes.
The composer decided to transpose the melody to a different key.
To transfer a mathematical term from one side of an equation to the other, changing its sign.
To solve the equation, you need to transpose the variable to the other side.
To rewrite a piece of music in a different key.
The choir director asked the pianist to transpose the song to a lower key for the performance.
(mathematics) To obtain the transpose of (a matrix) by interchanging its rows and columns.
If the matrix is symmetric, transposing it will leave it unchanged.