transoceanic
extending across or traversing the ocean: a transoceanic cable.
situated or living beyond the ocean: transoceanic peoples.
Origin of transoceanic
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How to use transoceanic in a sentence
Chemical computing is often ignored in making neural implants, but focusing solely on electrical signals is like ignoring transoceanic cargo routes when planning shipping routes.
This Artificial Neuron Uses Dopamine to Communicate With Brain Cells | Shelly Fan | August 16, 2022 | Singularity HubAs you read this newsletter, your computer most likely is sending and receiving a range of signals that pass through transoceanic internet cables.
Heezen had hired a recent art school graduate to plot thousands of earthquake epicenters in the Atlantic Ocean to help Bell Labs find the safest places to lay transoceanic cables.
Marie Tharp’s groundbreaking maps brought the seafloor to the world | Betsy Mason | January 13, 2021 | Science NewsA. I flew domestically primarily, so I never did transoceanic flights.
Michel has also been able to corner Bush on transoceanic flights to China, Korea, Japan, Singapore, India, and Nigeria.
Thus these two voyages inaugurated a transoceanic steam-service, which has steadily grown in extent and in importance.
A History of the Growth of the Steam-Engine | Robert H. ThurstonThe most successful steam-vessels in general use are these screw-steamers of transoceanic lines.
A History of the Growth of the Steam-Engine | Robert H. ThurstonThis was laid in New York Harbor; and from it he was the first to conceive that stupendous idea of the transoceanic telegraph.
Great Men and Famous Women. Vol. 6 of 8 | VariousIt is thought that he went to Genoa and to Venice, where his projects of transoceanic navigation were but badly received.
Celebrated Travels and Travellers | Jules VerneSome of these are coastal or transoceanic vessels, both commercial and naval.
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British Dictionary definitions for transoceanic
/ (ˈtrænzˌəʊʃɪˈænɪk) /
on or from the other side of an ocean
crossing an ocean
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