transpires
पारस्परिकता
definition
verb
I'm going to find out exactly what transpired
occur; happen.
As the flowers transpire , water evaporates and is trapped at the roof of the bricks.
(of a plant or leaf) give off water vapor through the stomata.
translation of 'transpires '
verb
रिसना,
भाप बनकर उड़ जाना,
भाप हो जाना
example
Being informed of what 'transpired' during fragmentary blackouts often cued further recall.
It 'transpired' that the cat had gone missing in the night.
It 'transpired' that he had two large containers in the rear of the van which he was filling with fuel and selling to taxi drivers in Darwen.
Whatever 'transpired' , it has certainly turned my son's attitude around!!
Leaves in sunny microhabitats 'transpire' more than those in shade microhabitats.
He accepted the post as an opportunity to serve his country - until it 'transpired' that it would interfere with his lucrative consultancy business, at which point he bowed out.
The enormity of what had just 'transpired' was slowly sinking into each scientist.
Closing my eyes, I could almost see exactly what was 'transpiring' on the screen.
Details about what 'transpired' at the meeting were not released.
So we won't even talk about the tragedy that 'transpired' last night.
Then, when the actual event 'transpires' , things go in a refreshingly unanticipated manner.
It 'transpired' that the couple were among many passengers travelling under assumed names, which along with stowaways led to confusion when calculating the final death toll of around 1,500.
The evidence of what 'transpired' at the meeting is in dispute.
The same cycle was found in plants 'transpiring' in ambient conditions and where transpiration was greatly reduced.
It 'transpired' that the new owners have appealed against the island being designated a right-to-roam area, insisting that it could suffer serious erosion if walked upon.
It 'transpired' that there were no rules in the 1950s about which primate cells to use for growing polio vaccines: any species could be used provided it made good cultures.
And when the facts emerged and it 'transpired' that Michael had nothing to do with any of it - people still preferred to believe the lie.
As the days wore on, and others, at and outside that meeting, tendered evidence, it 'transpired' that none of the other six could recall the alleged threat of physical violence.
As the flowers 'transpire' , water evaporates and is trapped at the roof of the bricks.
More than a quarter of a century has now 'transpired' since his election.
However, on examination it 'transpired' that envelope A did not actually have a window.
Throughout most of the day, when the plant is 'transpiring' , these vessels will contain water under substantial hydraulic tension.
And thus tonight it 'transpired' that I was/am in the foulest mood known to man - and required a sizeable chunk of food to calm myself.
Once I calmed him down it 'transpired' that he had been trying to pump up one of the tyres on his wife's car and done something wrong with the foot pump resulting in a flat tyre.
a cactus does not 'transpire' as freely as most plants
During questioning, it 'transpired' that the US Secret Service would continue providing protection services to the twins.
The boy told everything that had 'transpired' since his companion's collapse.
We'll need to wait and see what actually 'transpires' now with the data.
After emails and phone calls and general panicking, it 'transpired' that I needed an iVisa, the appointments for which are at 8am, and only 8am.
It 'transpired' that inflammation in his right ankle had been caused by a bone spur.
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