transpire 泄露，揭露，被人所知

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tran∙spire / trænˈspaɪr ;trænˈspaɪə /
◙verb
1. it transpires that, [formal] if it transpires that somethingis true, you discover that it is true
• 泄露，揭露，被人所知:
»It now transpires that he kept all the money forhimself.
  现已清楚，他把所有的钱都据为己有了。
2. [I] [formal] to happen
• 发生:
»Exactly what transpired remains unknown.
  究竟发生了什么一直无人知晓。
3. [I,T] [technical] when a plant transpires, water passesthrough the surface of its leaves
• 〔植物叶表水分〕蒸发，散发，蒸腾

transpire
tran·spire / trænˈspaiə(r) /
verb (formal)
1. [V that] (not usuallyused in the progressive tenses 通常不用于进行时) if it transpires that sth has happened or is true, it isknown or has been shown to be true
   公开；透露；为人所知:
   It transpired that the gang had had a contact inside the bank.
   据报这伙歹徒在银行里有内应。
   This story, it later transpired, was untrue.
   后来得知,此事纯属凭空假造。
2. [V] to happen
   发生:
   You're meeting him tomorrow? Let me know what transpires.
   你明天和他见面吗？把见面的情况告诉我。
3. [V , VN] (biology 生) when plants or leaves transpire, water passes out from theirsurface
   (植物)水分蒸发,蒸腾

tran·spire
\tranzˈpī(ə)r, traan-, -n(t)ˈsp-, -īə\ verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: Middle French transpirer, from Latin trans- +spirare to breathe — more at spirit
transitive verb
1. : to cause (as a gasor liquid) to pass through a tissue or substance or its pores or interstices
2. : to excrete or giveoff (as moisture or vapor) through the skin, a membrane, or living cells :perspire, exude, exhale
intransitive verb
1. : to emit moisture,vapor, or perfume; specifically :to give off or exude watery vapor from the surfaces of leaves or other parts
< a plant transpires more freely on a hotdry day >
2. : to pass out orescape in the form of a vapor from a living body
< moisture transpires through the skin>
3.
a. : to become known orapparent : develop
  < it transpired that he hadstill been sitting … when the bomb struck — C.D.Lewis >
  < it soon transpired thatthere were two … conceptions of this problem — C.H.Malik >
  < only good faculties, it transpired,were inherited — Walter Lippmann >
b. : to be revealed :leak out : come to light
  < had to wait until 1934 for thesecret to transpire — E.C.Wagenknecht >
  < it had just transpired thathe had left gaming debts behind him — Jane Austen >
4. : to come to pass :happen, occur
< a course of events which transpire withunbelievable rapidity — H.G.Moseley >
< I gave an honest account of what transpired— J.A.Michener >
< more things transpire on a racetrackthan are chronicled in the newspapers — Gerald Beaumont >
Synonyms: see happen

transpire
VERB:1. To be made public: break, come out, get out, out. Informal : leak (out). Idioms:come to light. See  KNOWLEDGE,  SHOW.
2. To take place: befall, betide, come, come about, come off, develop, hap, happen, occur, pass. Idioms:come to pass. See  HAPPEN.
3. To flow or leak out or emit something slowly: bleed, exude, leach, ooze, percolate, seep, transude, weep. See  MOVE,  SOLID.

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transpire记忆方法。非常好记忆的词根词缀，
trans-：在（到）…的另一边; 横穿，横贯;
spire：<--spirare, to breathe
就是透过了气（息），就是“泄露，发生”。