transpacific
- adjective
- /trænspəˈsɪfɪk/
- The notions of unification and heterogeneity inaugurated the transnational turn in Asian American studies and continue to inform thriving field formations like transpacific studies.
- transpacific flights
- transpacific air
Examples
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The two sides have reportedly been on the verge of reaching an agreement to increase transpacific air traffic for months.
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Rather, she's in the news because she was on a transpacific flight on her way to tour Australia when her plane was tasked with finding and saving some people marooned on an overturned yacht.
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We can keep the jets for transatlantic and transpacific travel.
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The authors of the study compared two groups of long-haul flight crew members flying the same sequence of four scheduled 9-hour transpacific flights.
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It's strange to think of entering countries on wheels, but this was how I arrived in Cambodia, bussing in from Bangkok after a grueling transpacific flight.
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The lawsuit claims that the defendants agreed to fix prices on tickets for transpacific air travel.
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In 1935, the airline made history with the first transpacific service on the famous China Clipper.
Synonyms
Happening between continents across an ocean for travel and communication
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Transpacific comes from trans- meaning 'across' and Pacific, the name of the ocean that comes from a Latin word for 'peaceful'. So transpacific means 'across the Pacific' and describes routes, cables, or links between Asia and North America.