Definition of trans-Pacific in English:

trans-Pacific

adjective

1Crossing the Pacific.
跨太平洋的，横渡太平洋的
trans-Pacific routes to India
通往印度的跨越太平洋航线。
Example sentencesExamples
- The more direct routing may save 30-45 minutes of flight time on some Eastbound trans-Pacific flights in particular.
- The flight took 23 hours, and the 7,500-mile mission was the first trans-Pacific flight by an unmanned aircraft.
- And with cheap international phone cards, it is possible for almost anyone to make a long trans-Pacific telephone call a few times a week.
- During the 1870s much of East Asia, including Australia, was linked by telegraph, though the trans-Pacific cable was not complete until 1902.
- Since most of the hotels I was booked in had high-speed Net connections and we had broadband and a Webcam at home, I figured it would be a breeze to set up a trans-Pacific video link.
- Revenue growth at trans-Pacific routes and trans-Atlantic routes was 21.4 per cent and 14 per cent, respectively.
- Within Asia itself, China and the China - Burma - India theatre came to take second place to the trans-Pacific, island-hopping strategy that had proved successful by late 1943.
- Moves by exporters and shipping lines to settle the thorny problem of terminal handling charges on key trans-Pacific and intra-Asia routes collapsed before they really started earlier this week.
- The 747-400s will be used to operate trans-Pacific cargo routes from Hong Kong to the United States.
- In the autumn of 1934, Amelia decided that her next flight would be a trans-Pacific flight from Hawaii to California… and then on to Washington D.C.
- Among them, according to the state department, was an attempt in 1995 to bomb a dozen US trans-Pacific flights in midair.
- Interested in photography, he worked for Pan American Airways in the mid-1930s, taking pictures of the development of the trans-Pacific air route.
- This brings up an interesting question: Is the risk of dying in a trans-Atlantic or trans-Pacific crossing greater on a cruise liner or in a jumbo jet?
- But I suspect that this rare instance of tranquility is simply a brief respite, a necessary calm before boarding a trans-Pacific flight.
- It's nothing to the extent that others coming through the other trans-Pacific ports are experiencing.
- A peaceful trans-Pacific flight instantly changes into chaotic disaster when a fire in the cargo hold precipitates a headlong crash into the inky darkness of storm-tossed seas.
- The attendants are demanding a 24-hour midnight-to-midnight break for working 13-hour trans-Pacific flights from New Zealand to Los Angeles.
- But the city had key advantages, including that it was closer to North America on trans-Pacific routes than competitors such as Hong Kong or Taipei.
- But it is obviously disappointing to hear that trans-Pacific flights have stalled once again.
- That's the world's second-busiest waterway and a vital trans-Pacific route for supertankers.
1. 1.1 Relating to an area beyond the Pacific.
  （与）太平洋彼岸（有关）的
  a journal influenced by trans-Pacific pomposity
  一份受太平洋彼岸浮夸风气影响的杂志。

Definition of trans-Pacific in US English:

trans-Pacific

adjectiveˌtranspəˈsifik

1Crossing the Pacific.
跨太平洋的，横渡太平洋的
new trans-Pacific routes to India, Korea, and Japan
通往印度的跨越太平洋航线。
Example sentencesExamples
- The more direct routing may save 30-45 minutes of flight time on some Eastbound trans-Pacific flights in particular.
- The attendants are demanding a 24-hour midnight-to-midnight break for working 13-hour trans-Pacific flights from New Zealand to Los Angeles.
- Within Asia itself, China and the China - Burma - India theatre came to take second place to the trans-Pacific, island-hopping strategy that had proved successful by late 1943.
- And with cheap international phone cards, it is possible for almost anyone to make a long trans-Pacific telephone call a few times a week.
- But I suspect that this rare instance of tranquility is simply a brief respite, a necessary calm before boarding a trans-Pacific flight.
- In the autumn of 1934, Amelia decided that her next flight would be a trans-Pacific flight from Hawaii to California… and then on to Washington D.C.
- A peaceful trans-Pacific flight instantly changes into chaotic disaster when a fire in the cargo hold precipitates a headlong crash into the inky darkness of storm-tossed seas.
- Interested in photography, he worked for Pan American Airways in the mid-1930s, taking pictures of the development of the trans-Pacific air route.
- Among them, according to the state department, was an attempt in 1995 to bomb a dozen US trans-Pacific flights in midair.
- This brings up an interesting question: Is the risk of dying in a trans-Atlantic or trans-Pacific crossing greater on a cruise liner or in a jumbo jet?
- But the city had key advantages, including that it was closer to North America on trans-Pacific routes than competitors such as Hong Kong or Taipei.
- But it is obviously disappointing to hear that trans-Pacific flights have stalled once again.
- Moves by exporters and shipping lines to settle the thorny problem of terminal handling charges on key trans-Pacific and intra-Asia routes collapsed before they really started earlier this week.
- The 747-400s will be used to operate trans-Pacific cargo routes from Hong Kong to the United States.
- Revenue growth at trans-Pacific routes and trans-Atlantic routes was 21.4 per cent and 14 per cent, respectively.
- That's the world's second-busiest waterway and a vital trans-Pacific route for supertankers.
- Since most of the hotels I was booked in had high-speed Net connections and we had broadband and a Webcam at home, I figured it would be a breeze to set up a trans-Pacific video link.
- During the 1870s much of East Asia, including Australia, was linked by telegraph, though the trans-Pacific cable was not complete until 1902.
- The flight took 23 hours, and the 7,500-mile mission was the first trans-Pacific flight by an unmanned aircraft.
- It's nothing to the extent that others coming through the other trans-Pacific ports are experiencing.
1. 1.1 Relating to an area beyond the Pacific.
  （与）太平洋彼岸（有关）的

单词	trans-Pacific
释义	Definition of trans-Pacific in English: trans-Pacific adjective 1Crossing the Pacific. 跨太平洋的，横渡太平洋的 trans-Pacific routes to India 通往印度的跨越太平洋航线。 Example sentencesExamples The more direct routing may save 30-45 minutes of flight time on some Eastbound trans-Pacific flights in particular. The flight took 23 hours, and the 7,500-mile mission was the first trans-Pacific flight by an unmanned aircraft. And with cheap international phone cards, it is possible for almost anyone to make a long trans-Pacific telephone call a few times a week. During the 1870s much of East Asia, including Australia, was linked by telegraph, though the trans-Pacific cable was not complete until 1902. Since most of the hotels I was booked in had high-speed Net connections and we had broadband and a Webcam at home, I figured it would be a breeze to set up a trans-Pacific video link. Revenue growth at trans-Pacific routes and trans-Atlantic routes was 21.4 per cent and 14 per cent, respectively. Within Asia itself, China and the China - Burma - India theatre came to take second place to the trans-Pacific, island-hopping strategy that had proved successful by late 1943. Moves by exporters and shipping lines to settle the thorny problem of terminal handling charges on key trans-Pacific and intra-Asia routes collapsed before they really started earlier this week. The 747-400s will be used to operate trans-Pacific cargo routes from Hong Kong to the United States. In the autumn of 1934, Amelia decided that her next flight would be a trans-Pacific flight from Hawaii to California… and then on to Washington D.C. Among them, according to the state department, was an attempt in 1995 to bomb a dozen US trans-Pacific flights in midair. Interested in photography, he worked for Pan American Airways in the mid-1930s, taking pictures of the development of the trans-Pacific air route. This brings up an interesting question: Is the risk of dying in a trans-Atlantic or trans-Pacific crossing greater on a cruise liner or in a jumbo jet? But I suspect that this rare instance of tranquility is simply a brief respite, a necessary calm before boarding a trans-Pacific flight. It's nothing to the extent that others coming through the other trans-Pacific ports are experiencing. A peaceful trans-Pacific flight instantly changes into chaotic disaster when a fire in the cargo hold precipitates a headlong crash into the inky darkness of storm-tossed seas. The attendants are demanding a 24-hour midnight-to-midnight break for working 13-hour trans-Pacific flights from New Zealand to Los Angeles. But the city had key advantages, including that it was closer to North America on trans-Pacific routes than competitors such as Hong Kong or Taipei. But it is obviously disappointing to hear that trans-Pacific flights have stalled once again. That's the world's second-busiest waterway and a vital trans-Pacific route for supertankers. 1.1 Relating to an area beyond the Pacific. （与）太平洋彼岸（有关）的 a journal influenced by trans-Pacific pomposity 一份受太平洋彼岸浮夸风气影响的杂志。 Definition of trans-Pacific in US English: trans-Pacific adjectiveˌtranspəˈsifik 1Crossing the Pacific. 跨太平洋的，横渡太平洋的 new trans-Pacific routes to India, Korea, and Japan 通往印度的跨越太平洋航线。 Example sentencesExamples The more direct routing may save 30-45 minutes of flight time on some Eastbound trans-Pacific flights in particular. The attendants are demanding a 24-hour midnight-to-midnight break for working 13-hour trans-Pacific flights from New Zealand to Los Angeles. Within Asia itself, China and the China - Burma - India theatre came to take second place to the trans-Pacific, island-hopping strategy that had proved successful by late 1943. And with cheap international phone cards, it is possible for almost anyone to make a long trans-Pacific telephone call a few times a week. But I suspect that this rare instance of tranquility is simply a brief respite, a necessary calm before boarding a trans-Pacific flight. In the autumn of 1934, Amelia decided that her next flight would be a trans-Pacific flight from Hawaii to California… and then on to Washington D.C. A peaceful trans-Pacific flight instantly changes into chaotic disaster when a fire in the cargo hold precipitates a headlong crash into the inky darkness of storm-tossed seas. Interested in photography, he worked for Pan American Airways in the mid-1930s, taking pictures of the development of the trans-Pacific air route. Among them, according to the state department, was an attempt in 1995 to bomb a dozen US trans-Pacific flights in midair. This brings up an interesting question: Is the risk of dying in a trans-Atlantic or trans-Pacific crossing greater on a cruise liner or in a jumbo jet? But the city had key advantages, including that it was closer to North America on trans-Pacific routes than competitors such as Hong Kong or Taipei. But it is obviously disappointing to hear that trans-Pacific flights have stalled once again. Moves by exporters and shipping lines to settle the thorny problem of terminal handling charges on key trans-Pacific and intra-Asia routes collapsed before they really started earlier this week. The 747-400s will be used to operate trans-Pacific cargo routes from Hong Kong to the United States. Revenue growth at trans-Pacific routes and trans-Atlantic routes was 21.4 per cent and 14 per cent, respectively. That's the world's second-busiest waterway and a vital trans-Pacific route for supertankers. Since most of the hotels I was booked in had high-speed Net connections and we had broadband and a Webcam at home, I figured it would be a breeze to set up a trans-Pacific video link. During the 1870s much of East Asia, including Australia, was linked by telegraph, though the trans-Pacific cable was not complete until 1902. The flight took 23 hours, and the 7,500-mile mission was the first trans-Pacific flight by an unmanned aircraft. It's nothing to the extent that others coming through the other trans-Pacific ports are experiencing. 1.1 Relating to an area beyond the Pacific. （与）太平洋彼岸（有关）的
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