Transpire Meaning in English
word
tɹænˈspaɪɝ
tran-SPIRE-er
tɹænspˈaɪə
tran-SPIRE-uh
Definition
To happen or occur, often referring to something that becomes known or is revealed after the fact. In science, it can also mean when plants release water vapor through their leaves.
Usage & Nuances
Formal written English; often used in news or official reports. Less common in everyday speech. Can mean 'it happens' or 'it is discovered later.' Scientific meaning relates only to plants. Don't confuse with 'perspire' (to sweat).
Spanish: ocurrir - suceder - sabersePortuguese (BR): acontecer - ocorrer - saber-sePortuguese (PT): acontecer - ocorrer - saber-seChinese (Simplified): 发生 - 被得知Chinese (Traditional): 發生 - 被得知Hindi: घटना - सामने आनाArabic: يحدث - يتبينBengali: ঘটিত হওয়া - প্রকাশ পাওয়া - জলীয়বাষ্প নির্গত হওয়া (উদ্ভিদ)Russian: происходить - выясняться - выделять влагу (у растений)Japanese: 起こる - 明らかになる - 蒸散する（植物）Vietnamese: xảy ra - được tiết lộ - thoát hơi nước (thực vật)Korean: 일어나다 - 밝혀지다 - 증산하다(식물)Turkish: meydana gelmek - ortaya çıkmak - terlemek (bitki)Urdu: واقع ہونا - ظاہر ہونا - بخارات خارج کرنا (پودے)Indonesian: terjadi - terungkap - menguap (pada tumbuhan)
Example Sentences
It finally transpired that he was innocent.
basic
What will transpire next?
basic
Water transpires from the leaves of plants.
basic
No one expected what would transpire at the meeting.
natural
It soon transpired that the rumors were true.
natural
Let’s wait and see what transpires over the weekend.
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