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transpose
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to transpose
01
to alter the position, arrangement, or sequence of something
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She transposed the files on her desk to make them easier to reach.
02
to move something from one location, context, or period to another
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He transposed the lesson's examples from the textbook to real-life situations.
03
to shift a musical piece or passage from one key to another
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Singers often transpose songs to fit their vocal range.
04
to move a term from one side of an equation to the other, reversing its sign to maintain equality
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Students learn to transpose terms to solve linear equations.
Transpose
01
a matrix obtained by swapping the rows and columns of another matrix
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To solve the problem, first compute the transpose of matrix A.
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transposed
transposition
transpose
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