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be transposed
verb
To reverse or change the order of (two or more things); to swap or interchange.
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EU law will be transposed into domestic law, wherever practical, on exit day.
It may also be transposed up or down to any pitch level.
I said that what distinguishes An Oak Tree is its unique theatricality: it can't be transposed into any other medium.
A conversation that had taken place in a house might be transposed to a bar, for example.
In the Western traditional systems most scales use seven tones that can be transposed and that contain modes.
As in the Western system, modes can be constructed in Chinese music, and the scale can be transposed.
It has helped to spread the idea that modern life can be transposed into planet-friendly technology.
At Somerville Lodge, however, those ambitions will be transposed when Dancing Rain lines up in the fillies' race tomorrow.
Therefore Britain is a leading player in formulating and deciding EU policies which later have to be transposed into our national law.
The hill top was not suitable for tree-planting and had to be transposed into top soil, 5,000 holes were dug these will be filled with trees.
Could it be transposed to an Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory and remain both watchable and true in its telling?
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