transparency
61transparency — trans·par·en·cy || træns pÉ™rÉ™nsɪ / pær n. condition of being transparent; transparent graphical image which can be projected onto a screen …
62transparency — A picture on a transparent surface, such as glass or photographic film, so that the picture can be projected onto a flat white surface. Examples are photographic slides. Also, the quality of being transparent. Also see camouflage, erasure, and …
63transparency — noun (plural transparencies) 1》 the condition of being transparent. 2》 a positive transparent photograph printed on plastic or glass, and viewed using a slide projector …
64transparency — n. See transparence …
65transparency — noun 1 (C) a piece of photographic film through which light can be shone to show a picture on a large screen; slide 2 (4) 2 (U) the quality of glass, plastic etc that makes it possible for you to see through it …
66transparency — 1) An essential condition of a free market in securities, in which transaction prices and volumes of trade are visible for all to see. 2) The quality of a financial product that makes clear to the purchaser what the front end load and other… …
67transparency — n 1. transparence, clearness, pellu cidity, pellucidness, lucidity, lucidness, limpidity, lim pidness, crystallinity, diaphanousness; sheerness, glassiness, transpicuousness; translucency, translu cence, lucency, Rare. lucence, translucidness,… …
68transparency — trans·par·en·cy …
69transparency — [trænsˈpærənsi] noun [C] a photograph, drawing, or piece of writing on plastic that you shine light through in order to look at it on a screen …
70transparency — trans•par•en•cy [[t]trænsˈpɛər ən si, ˈpær [/t]] n. pl. cies 1) Also, trans•par′ence. the quality or state of being transparent 2) opt something transparent, esp. a picture or design on glass or some translucent substance, made visible by light… …
