transatlantic是什么意思

双语用例

• In this sense, information about opportunities on these transatlantic markets was no alien factor that pulled people out of their traditional contexts.

• The case of biotechnology has implications for our understanding of public policy generally and for the transatlantic conflict over genetic modification in particular.

• An enduring transatlantic friendship between two historians of religious toleration.

• Projections of exile as a form of transcendent critique give way to an inscription of transatlantic parallelisms.

• There is, of course, nothing wrong with transatlantic history.

• The linen trade is an excellent pedagogical device to introduce students to the remarkable complexities of transatlantic trade.

• What was the effect of the increasingly rapid transatlantic commerce in women's literature and women's politics?

• The characters embark on a series of transatlantic crossings which create an impression of spatial mobility in the novel.