Synonyms for transatlantic
ˌtræns ətˈlæn tɪk, ˌtrænz-transat·lantic

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1. transatlanticadjective

   crossing the Atlantic Ocean

   "transatlantic flight"

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1. List of paraphrases for "transatlantic":

   trans-atlantic, cross-atlantic

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1. Jens Stoltenberg:

   NATO is going to release its new Strategic Concept laying out how the Alliance will sustain and strengthen transatlantic security in the face of President Putin's aggression as well as other emerging threats. And we'll look ahead to our continuing efforts to fortify our force posture on NATO's eastern flank.

2. Paul Williams:

   We found that transatlantic aircrafts will be in the air for another 2,000 hours each year, and this is going to add about $22 million to airline fuel costs.

3. Juergen Hardt:

   That the U.S. ambassador is now turning to German companies with direct threats is a new and unacceptable one-sided tightening of the tone in the transatlantic relationship, if the U.S. president thinks he has to publicly show he is getting tough on Russia in view of the many question marks regarding his relationship with Moscow, he should not thereby impair the relationship with his most important ally.

4. Ankit Panda:

   We know from experience that as much as presidents would like to downgrade the status of the Middle East and transatlantic issues in favor of Asia, doing so is far from straightforward. The growing urgency of Asia, however, is here to stay.

5. President Biden:

   He hoped to dominate Ukraine without a fight – he failed, he hoped to fracture European resolve – he failed. He hoped to weaken the transatlantic alliance – he failed. He hoped to split apart American democracies in terms of our positions – he failed.