transpose
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trans.pose \tran(t)s-'po-z\ \.tran(t)s-p*-'zish-*n\ \-'zish-n*l, -*n-*l\ vt
[ME transposen, fr. MF transposer, fr. L transponere (perf. i]ndic.
transposui) to change the position of, fr. trans- + ponere to put, place -
more at POSITION 1: TRANSFORM, TRANSMUTE 2: TRANSLATE 3: to transfer from
one place or period to another : SHIFT 4: to change the relative place or
normal order of : alter the sequence of {~ letters to change the spelling}
5: to write or perform (a musical composition) in a different key 6: to
bring (a term) from one side of an algebraic equation to the other w ith
change of sign - trans.po.si.tion n