transpose (something) from (something)

1. To change a note, chord, or piece of music from a particular key (to a different one). I asked my student to transpose the chord from the key of G. I have to transpose most of the song from its original key to a lower one that's actually in my vocal range.

2. To transfer something from a particular location, usage, or context (to a different one). On paper it sounds like a promising theory, but it would be difficult if not impossible to transpose it from theory to the real world.

词组	transpose (something) from (something)
释义	transpose (something) from (something) transpose (something) from (something) 1. To change a note, chord, or piece of music from a particular key (to a different one). I asked my student to transpose the chord from the key of G. I have to transpose most of the song from its original key to a lower one that's actually in my vocal range. 2. To transfer something from a particular location, usage, or context (to a different one). On paper it sounds like a promising theory, but it would be difficult if not impossible to transpose it from theory to the real world. See also: transpose Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: transpose transpose (something) from (something) (in)to (something) transpose (something) to (something) power chord off key off-key key in key off wired hot wire
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