trans|par|en|cy — «trans PAIR uhn see», noun, plural cies. 1. transparent quality or condition. 2. something transparent. 3. a picture, design, or the like, on glass, celluloid, or a photographic slide, made visible by light shining through from behind … Useful english dictionary
trans|par´ent|ness — trans|par|ent «trans PAIR uhnt», adjective. 1. transmitting light so that bodies beyond or behind can be distinctly seen: »Window glass is transparent. SYNONYM(S): limpid, pellucid. 2. Figurative. a) easily seen through or detected; obvious: » a… … Useful english dictionary
trans|par´ent|ly — trans|par|ent «trans PAIR uhnt», adjective. 1. transmitting light so that bodies beyond or behind can be distinctly seen: »Window glass is transparent. SYNONYM(S): limpid, pellucid. 2. Figurative. a) easily seen through or detected; obvious: » a… … Useful english dictionary
Trans|par|ent — «trans PAIR uhnt», adjective. 1. transmitting light so that bodies beyond or behind can be distinctly seen: »Window glass is transparent. SYNONYM(S): limpid, pellucid. 2. Figurative. a) easily seen through or detected; obvious: » a transparent… … Useful english dictionary
trans|par|ent — «trans PAIR uhnt», adjective. 1. transmitting light so that bodies beyond or behind can be distinctly seen: »Window glass is transparent. SYNONYM(S): limpid, pellucid. 2. Figurative. a) easily seen through or detected; obvious: » a transparent… … Useful english dictionary
trans|par|ence — «trans PAIR uhns», noun. transparent quality or condition; transparency … Useful english dictionary
sem|i|trans|par|ent — «SEHM ee trans PAIR uhnt, PAR », adjective. defu>imperfectly transparent … Useful english dictionary
ra|di|o|trans|par|ent — «RAY dee oh trans PAIR uhnt», adjective. transparent to X rays and other radioactive substances; not radiopaque … Useful english dictionary
sem|i|trans|par|en|cy — «SEHM ee trans PAIR uhn see», noun, plural cies. imperfect transparency; partial opaqueness … Useful english dictionary
trans- — ♦ Préfixe, du lat. trans « par delà », prép. et préverbe, qui a en fr. le sens de « au delà de » (transalpin), « à travers » (transpercer), et qui marque le passage ou le changement (transition, transformation).⇒aussi travers, traverser, trépas,… … Encyclopédie Universelle