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Transatlantic
Definition
relating to or situated on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean
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- 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
- The Titanic was a famous transatlantic ship.
- My parents took a transatlantic flight to visit our relatives in Europe.
- I dream of taking a transatlantic cruise one day.
- We watched a transatlantic race on TV.
- 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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