Definition of transalpine in English:

transalpine

adjective ˌtrɑːnzˈalpʌɪnˌtranzˈalpʌɪnˌtrænˈzælpaɪn

1Related to or situated in the area beyond the Alps, in particular as viewed from Italy.
See also Gaul
Example sentencesExamples
- These men belonged to a transalpine cultural world.
- Local specialities like marinated eel with shallots co-exist with transalpine dishes involving foie gras or oysters.
- In Renaissance Diplomacy Garrett Mattingly traces the development of the residential form of diplomacy among the five Italian city-states that eventually made its way into transalpine Europe.
1. 1.1 Crossing the Alps.
  transalpine road freight
  Example sentencesExamples
  Transalpine freight in border-to-border transit shall be carried by rail.
  The government is negotiating to buy a share in the Transalpine Pipeline, which pumps Azeri oil from the Italian port of Trieste to Germany, in a bid to lower energy dependence on Russia.
  Communications were improved through extensive construction of roads and waterways, most notably the transalpine Simplon Pass, completed in 1805.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin transalpinus, from trans- 'across' + alpinus (see alpine).

Definition of transalpine in US English:

transalpine

adjectiveˌtranˈzalpīnˌtrænˈzælpaɪn

1Of, related to, or situated in the area beyond the Alps, in particular as viewed from Italy.
See also Gaul
Example sentencesExamples
- In Renaissance Diplomacy Garrett Mattingly traces the development of the residential form of diplomacy among the five Italian city-states that eventually made its way into transalpine Europe.
- These men belonged to a transalpine cultural world.
- Local specialities like marinated eel with shallots co-exist with transalpine dishes involving foie gras or oysters.
1. 1.1 Crossing the Alps.
  transalpine road freight
  Example sentencesExamples
  Communications were improved through extensive construction of roads and waterways, most notably the transalpine Simplon Pass, completed in 1805.
  The government is negotiating to buy a share in the Transalpine Pipeline, which pumps Azeri oil from the Italian port of Trieste to Germany, in a bid to lower energy dependence on Russia.
  Transalpine freight in border-to-border transit shall be carried by rail.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin transalpinus, from trans- ‘across’ + alpinus (see alpine).

单词	transalpine
释义	Definition of transalpine in English: transalpine adjective ˌtrɑːnzˈalpʌɪnˌtranzˈalpʌɪnˌtrænˈzælpaɪn 1Related to or situated in the area beyond the Alps, in particular as viewed from Italy. See also Gaul Example sentencesExamples These men belonged to a transalpine cultural world. Local specialities like marinated eel with shallots co-exist with transalpine dishes involving foie gras or oysters. In Renaissance Diplomacy Garrett Mattingly traces the development of the residential form of diplomacy among the five Italian city-states that eventually made its way into transalpine Europe. 1.1 Crossing the Alps. transalpine road freight Example sentencesExamples Transalpine freight in border-to-border transit shall be carried by rail. The government is negotiating to buy a share in the Transalpine Pipeline, which pumps Azeri oil from the Italian port of Trieste to Germany, in a bid to lower energy dependence on Russia. Communications were improved through extensive construction of roads and waterways, most notably the transalpine Simplon Pass, completed in 1805. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin transalpinus, from trans- 'across' + alpinus (see alpine). Definition of transalpine in US English: transalpine adjectiveˌtranˈzalpīnˌtrænˈzælpaɪn 1Of, related to, or situated in the area beyond the Alps, in particular as viewed from Italy. See also Gaul Example sentencesExamples In Renaissance Diplomacy Garrett Mattingly traces the development of the residential form of diplomacy among the five Italian city-states that eventually made its way into transalpine Europe. These men belonged to a transalpine cultural world. Local specialities like marinated eel with shallots co-exist with transalpine dishes involving foie gras or oysters. 1.1 Crossing the Alps. transalpine road freight Example sentencesExamples Communications were improved through extensive construction of roads and waterways, most notably the transalpine Simplon Pass, completed in 1805. The government is negotiating to buy a share in the Transalpine Pipeline, which pumps Azeri oil from the Italian port of Trieste to Germany, in a bid to lower energy dependence on Russia. Transalpine freight in border-to-border transit shall be carried by rail. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin transalpinus, from trans- ‘across’ + alpinus (see alpine).
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