transpire
/trænˈspaɪər/
verb
- To happen or take place.
- The events transpired quickly after the announcement was made.
- No one knows exactly what transpired during the private meeting.
- Let's wait and see what transpires over the next few days.
- To become known; to come to light.
- As the investigation continued, new facts transpired.
- What transpired from the discussion surprised everyone.
- It later transpired that the rumor was completely false.
- To release water vapor through the surface of leaves or skin.
- Plants transpire water vapor into the atmosphere.
- Humans transpire through their skin to cool down.
- The cactus transpires very little water to survive in the desert.