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trans
1[ trans, tranz ]
noun
- Usually Offensive. a person who is transgender.
trans*
2[ trans, tranz, trans stahr, trans as-ter-isk, tranz as鈥 ]
adjective
- of or relating to people with gender expressions outside traditional norms, as transgender, genderqueer, agender, or nonbinary: campus groups that welcome trans* students.
important trans* issues;
campus groups that welcome trans* students.
noun
- Usually Offensive. a person with a gender identity outside traditional gender norms.
trans-
3- a prefix occurring in loanwords from Latin ( transcend; transfix ); on this model, used with the meanings 鈥渁cross,鈥 鈥渂eyond,鈥 鈥渢hrough,鈥 鈥渃hanging thoroughly,鈥 鈥渢ransverse,鈥 in combination with elements of any origin: transisthmian; trans-Siberian; transempirical; transvalue.
- Chemistry. a prefix denoting a geometric isomer having a pair of identical atoms or groups on the opposite sides of two atoms linked by a double bond. Compare cis- ( def 2 ).
- Astronomy. a prefix denoting something farther from the sun (than a given planet): trans-Martian; trans-Neptunian.
- a prefix meaning 鈥渙n the other side of,鈥 referring to the misalignment of one鈥檚 gender identity with one's sex assigned at birth: transgender.
trans.
4abbreviation for
- transaction.
- transfer.
- transferred.
- transformer.
- transit.
- transitive.
- translated.
- translation.
- translator.
- transparent.
- transportation.
- transpose.
- transverse.
trans.
1abbreviation for
- transaction
- transferred
- transitive
- translated
- translator
trans-
2prefix
- across, beyond, crossing, on the other side
transatlantic
trans-Siberian
transoceanic
- changing thoroughly
transliterate
- transcending
transubstantiation
- transversely
transect
- often in italics indicating that a chemical compound has a molecular structure in which two groups or atoms are on opposite sides of a double bond Compare cis-
trans-butadiene
Sensitive Note
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of trans1
Origin of trans2
Origin of trans3
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of trans1
Example Sentences
But Roz Foyer, general secretary of the Scottish Trades Union Congress, said she did not agree with the Supreme Court's ruling, and questioned which facilities trans people should use.
UK government minister Pat McFadden was asked by the BBC if his government - when acting as an employer - would stop trans people from using certain changing rooms or bathrooms.
New laws were proposed under former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in 2022 which would make it easier for trans people to change their legally recognised sex.
Sturgeon has described herself as "a lifelong feminist" but also said it was "really important" to protect and enhance the rights of trans people, insisting that trans rights and women's rights do not need to clash.
Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer told the BBC the guidance puts trans people at risk of discrimination, while Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey said there were questions over enforcement.
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