transatlantic in the PONS Dictionary

transatlantic Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a transatlantic voyage
prekookeansko putovanje
our transatlantic allies/partners (said by British)
naši američki saveznici/partneri
our transatlantic allies/partners (said by Americans)
naši britanski saveznici/partneri

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This ship was lost on only her third transatlantic voyage.
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There was in various transatlantic countries such an abundance of maize, that the farmers had to burn it as fuel in their railway engines.
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Although built for transatlantic service, she was also designed to spend a large proportion of the year cruising.
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There she resumed escort assignments and for the next seven months guarded coastal and transatlantic convoys.
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In 1905, two of the transatlantic cables broke, one the night before the match was to begin.
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There she was equipped with an experimental plastic cover for her bridge to be tested on her first transatlantic crossing.
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Minutes later, transatlantic telephone cables began breaking sequentially, farther and farther downslope, away from the epicenter.
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It addressed the idea of the creation of a transatlantic free trade area.
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During the 16-day transatlantic voyage, over 700 people contracted the contagious norovirus illness.
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The 707 has been used on domestic, transcontinental and transatlantic flights, and for cargo and military applications.
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