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Wiktionary
- adj. alternative spelling of transatlantic.
Examples
“Apologies for not replying sooner; I was stuck in a trans-Atlantic Air Canada jet with no entertainment system ...”
“The Pentagon awarded Boeing Co. a contract worth more than $30 billion for aerial refueling tankers, closing a chapter in a tortured bidding contest, but potentially launching a fresh trans-Atlantic political controversy.”
“The decision closes a chapter in a tortured bidding competition but potentially launches a fresh trans-Atlantic political controversy.”
“You may not know it, but there are currently 27 million enslaved people worldwide - more than double the number of enslaved Africans during the trans-Atlantic slave trade.”
“Unfortunately this is not so. … there are more slaves TODAY than were seized from Africa in 4 centuries of trans-Atlantic slave trade.”
“Are we on the verge of a trans-Atlantic youth mobilization?”
“PARIS—Right after his historic, 33-hour trans-Atlantic flight from New York to Paris in 1927, Charles Lindbergh asked whether there was news of French aviator Charles Nungesser .”
The Wall Street Journal: Charles Lindbergh Won the Prize, but Did His Rival Get There First?
“The race was triggered when New York hotelier Raymond Orteig in 1919 offered a $25,000 prize for the first nonstop trans-Atlantic flight between New York and Paris.”
The Wall Street Journal: Charles Lindbergh Won the Prize, but Did His Rival Get There First?
“The trans-Atlantic relationship," he and seven other European leaders wrote, "must not become a casualty of the current Iraqi regime's persistent attempts to threaten world security.”
“More photos and interactive graphics The exchange groups are pitching their trans-Atlantic deal as a way to improve regulators' view into a broader range of markets.”
The Wall Street Journal: NYSE Euronext: Merger Good for Risk Management
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