Pronunciation: /trænsˈpɛrənt/
noun a transparent substance or object
A1 I can see through the transparent glass.
A2 The transparent plastic bag allowed me to see the contents inside.
B1 The company prides itself on its transparent business practices.
B2 The government claims to be transparent, but many doubt their honesty.
C1 The artist used transparent layers of paint to create a beautiful effect.
C2 The transparent voting process ensured fairness and integrity in the election.
adjective allowing light to pass through so that objects behind can be distinctly seen
A1 The water in the glass is transparent.
A2 She was wearing a transparent raincoat.
B1 The company's financial reports are transparent and easy to understand.
B2 The government promised to be more transparent in its decision-making process.
C1 The artist's intentions were transparent in his abstract paintings.
C2 The contract was written in a transparent manner to avoid any misunderstandings.
formal The company prides itself on being transparent in all of its business dealings.
informal I appreciate when people are transparent with me about their intentions.
slang I can't stand it when people aren't transparent and try to hide things.
figurative The clear blue sky was so transparent, it felt like you could reach out and touch it.
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