transpose

One of them has to be transposed into national law.

Six years ago, she transposed a room number and went to the wrong class.

Why do we want to get it transposed as soon possible?

Almost the moment she thought this the words transposed in her mind.

It is very important to understand the key system in order to be able to transpose.

In many cases, the game will simply transpose into the main lines after 4.

They had to be transposed into national law by 31 January 2006.

They can transpose into each other, and both are quite rare.

Nothing nice and simple like a couple of numbers transposed.

For example, one might transpose an entire piece of music into another key.

These can now be transposed to create many more options.

He had transposed the song to bring it into his own range.

By then we ought to be ready to transpose down here.

And discarded the rest which we felt did not transpose.

She filled the inside of his eyes; her image transposed itself on every face he looked at.

The game can transpose into a large number of other openings which usually start with 1.

The first thing is certainly to transpose the directive into law.

You could call it agricultural policy transposed to the arms industry.

Many say the site got the name Area 51 by transposing the 1 and 5 of its neighbor.

These exchange lines are more popular than transposing at top level.

But the two young men had apparently transposed the numbers in the address.

But this directive has never been transposed into national law.

This means that the provisions in question will not have to be transposed into national law.

I was able to hear them rather like melodies transposed into a different key.

Customers can have the song transposed to another key and then hear it played.