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transpose [trænsˈpəʊz]
verbo transitivo
1. invertir (words); transponer (imprenta); transportar (music)
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transpose [trans-pous]
1. Transponer, mudar de un lugar a otro alguna cosa.
2. Quitar o mudar de su lugar o puesto.
3. (Mús.) Escribir o tocar en un tono lo que está escrito en otro.
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