transpire [trænˈspaɪər, брит. -əʳ] ГЛ. неперех.
2. transpire (emit vapor):
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In addition, it transpired that the natural echo of the amphitheatre also provided good acoustics for the recording.
en.wikipedia.org However, it has since transpired that this was not the case: work permits had been obtained for the band, albeit with difficulty.
en.wikipedia.org The studio promised a theatrical release in early 2012 then in mid-2012; neither release transpired.
en.wikipedia.org On investigation, however, it transpires that the injury had been sustained in an incident some months or even years before.
en.wikipedia.org This did not transpire, although provision was made in the station design and layout for it.
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