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Trans is a Latin noun or prefix, meaning "across", "beyond" or "on the opposite side".
Trans may refer to:
Geography
- Trans, Mayenne, France
- Trans, Switzerland
Science and technology
- Trans lunar in astronomy means outside the Moon's orbit
- Trans isomer in chemistry is a double bond stereoisomer
- Trans acting in molecular biology is an external factor which acts on a molecule
Miscellaneous
- Trans (album), by Neil Young
- Trans (Festival), an annual arts festival in Belfast, Northern Ireland
- Trans 7, an Indonesian commercial television station
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