trans process (trans proses)

[ point of sight lies between the natural object and the projection. trans pro set (trans-prōz'), v. [ I sing of times trans - shifting ; and I write How roses first came red, and lilies white. Herrick, Hesperides, Arg., 1. 9. tran hip (trans-ship'), r. t. Same as tranship. tran hipment (trans-ship'ment), n. Same as transhipment. trans temporal (trans-tem'pō-ral), a. [ Wilder. [Recent.] transtimet (trans-tim'), v. t. To change the time of. [Rare.] To trans place or trans time a stated Institution of Christ without his direction, I think is to destroy it. N. Ward , Simple Cobler, p. 16.