transpired

英 [trænˈspaɪəd]

美 [trænˈspaɪərd]

v.  公开; 透露; 为人所知; 发生; (植物)水分蒸发，蒸腾
transpire的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 被发现；为人所知
  Whenit transpires thatsomething is the case, people discover that it is the case.
  1. It transpired that Paolo had left his driving licence at home...
     后来才知道保罗把驾照忘在家里了。
  2. As it transpired, the Labour government did not dare go against the pressures exerted by the City.
     后来人们得知，工党政府不敢与伦敦金融界施加的压力相对抗。
• VERB 发生(有些讲英语的人认为该用法不正确)
  When somethingtranspires, it happens. Some speakers of English consider this use to be incorrect.
  1. Nothing is known as yet about what transpired at the meeting.
     会上到底发生了什么现在还没人知道。

双语例句

• It transpired that Mr Keller and I had both been to the same school.
  原来凯勒先生和我都上过同一所学校。
• With this famous quote, Winston Churchill transpired succinctly that we have to have Will power not to quit when we face failures and not to serve our ego when we succeed.
  通过这句名言，丘吉尔向我们简洁有力地阐述了，当我们面队挫折时，我们得依靠意志的力量去坚定而不是退却，面对成功，我们不应该仅限于个人的满足。
• Instead, it transpired that most of the risks had simply been postponed and hidden, even from banks 'own directors.
  结果表明，大部分风险只是被推迟和掩盖了，就连银行自身的董事们也不知情。
• I do not think it can be justified simply on the grounds that investment bankers sold credit instruments to big fund managers and insurance companies that later transpired not to be worth very much.
  我认为，仅仅因为投资银行家向大型基金管理公司和保险公司出售了后来得知不值那么多钱的信贷工具，并不能证明干预薪酬政策的合理性。
• On our second visit their son, it transpired, remembered being in a taxi with me in 1990.
  当我们第二次去时，他们的儿子记起1990年曾跟我一起坐过一辆出租车。
• Everything that has transpired has done so according to my design.
  每件事都是依据我的计划发生。
• Everything that has transpired has been brought about by the evil of the Dark Elves!
  已经发生的所有事情都是由黑暗精灵的邪恶本性所导致的！
• Nobody knows what transpired at the meeting.
  没人知道会上发生了什么事。
• But in the end it transpired that the allusion was characteristically to an Edwardian popular song.
  但后来表明，这首诗是典型地模仿了爱德华七世时期的一首流行歌曲。
• It later transpired that she had not been present at the funeral.
  后来人们才知道她没去参加葬礼。