transnational

/trans-nash-uh-nl, tranz-/US // trænsˈnæʃ ə nl, trænz- //UK // (trænzˈnæʃənəl) //

跨国,跨国的,跨国性,跨国公司

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : going beyond national boundaries or interests: a transnational economy.
- : comprising persons, sponsors, etc., of different nationalities: a transnational company.

n.名词 noun

1
- : a company, organization, etc., representing two or more nationalities.

Examples

A report by Freedom House, a nonprofit human rights group, concluded that China conducts “the most sophisticated, global, and comprehensive campaign of transnational repression in the world.”
This diffusion of ideas is one of the themes of the study of modern constitutions — although nominally written in the name of “We the People,” the technology is a transnational one, and ideas are borrowed and reworked in radically different contexts.
The movements across borders are substantial and hence the heightened risk of transnational transmission which can be mitigated but not eliminated.
“We hope that this will be a really interesting and important conversation on intersectionality and transnational solidarity — and what it means for these leaders and their organizations during these times,” reads a description of the event.
America has been a longstanding partner to Africa’s nations and its people, leading in aid and development assistance, healthcare, and the fight against transnational terrorism.
In recent years, visions of transnational racial polities have dominated.
Stopping transnational criminal operations that are relying on drug money is what Maltz does best.
The Palestinians also accepted the principle that the Holy Basin would be under a kind of transnational custodianship.
“Transnational corporations are major drivers of the global epidemic of NCDs [non-communicable diseases],” said the researchers.
“Declaring a group a criminal organization can pay off big time,” Grayson wrote The Daily Beast in an email.

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Examples

A report by Freedom House, a nonprofit human rights group, concluded that China conducts “the most sophisticated, global, and comprehensive campaign of transnational repression in the world.”

This diffusion of ideas is one of the themes of the study of modern constitutions — although nominally written in the name of “We the People,” the technology is a transnational one, and ideas are borrowed and reworked in radically different contexts.

The movements across borders are substantial and hence the heightened risk of transnational transmission which can be mitigated but not eliminated.

“We hope that this will be a really interesting and important conversation on intersectionality and transnational solidarity — and what it means for these leaders and their organizations during these times,” reads a description of the event.

America has been a longstanding partner to Africa’s nations and its people, leading in aid and development assistance, healthcare, and the fight against transnational terrorism.

In recent years, visions of transnational racial polities have dominated.

Stopping transnational criminal operations that are relying on drug money is what Maltz does best.

The Palestinians also accepted the principle that the Holy Basin would be under a kind of transnational custodianship.

“Transnational corporations are major drivers of the global epidemic of NCDs [non-communicable diseases],” said the researchers.

“Declaring a group a criminal organization can pay off big time,” Grayson wrote The Daily Beast in an email.