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Transatlantic

Verb / ˌtrænzʌˈtlæntɪk / / ˌtrænzʌˈtlænɪk / Another word for transatlantic — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

relating to or situated on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean

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Common collocations

  • transatlantic trade
  • transatlantic flight
  • transatlantic alliance
  • transatlantic cooperation
  • transatlantic cable
  • transatlantic voyage
  • transatlantic partnership

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Usage note

Primarily used to describe things that cross or connect the Atlantic Ocean, especially between Europe and North America. It can also refer to a broader sense of connection or influence between these regions.

Example sentences

  1. The Titanic was a famous transatlantic ship.
  2. My parents took a transatlantic flight to visit our relatives in Europe.
  3. I dream of taking a transatlantic cruise one day.
  4. We watched a transatlantic race on TV.
  5. The transatlantic cable was an important technological advancement.

Quotes

  • The Atlantic is a stormy moat, and the Mediterranean, the most peaceful of seas; but the Atlantic is easier to get into and harder to get out of, while the Mediterranean is easy to enter and hard to leave.
  • The transatlantic cable was laid out in 1858, and by 1866 we could send messages back and forth across the ocean.
  • I've always wanted to take a transatlantic voyage, but I've never had the time.

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