transitwiseとは 意味・読み方・使い方

副詞

transitwise (comparative more transitwise, superlative most transitwise)

1. In terms of public transit.
   • 1959 August 26, U.S. Congress. House Committee on the Judiciary, “District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia Mass Transit Compact”, in Hearings 1959, volume 2, page 149:

     This bill is disadvantageous to the District and to its jurisdiction. It represents, transitwise, a sellout of the District transit riders to Virginia because Virginia is not subject to District control on its intrastate operations but the District is subject to Virginia control on intra-District operations.

   • 2010 September, Michael Rawson, Mona Tawatao, “Opportunity and Risk in State and Regional Climate-Planning Efforts”, in Clearinghouse Review, page 299:

     The council's long-term plan regarding transit priority areas—areas within a half-mile of transit routes that will have frequent service by 2035—appears to isolate transitwise certain high-opportunity job centers, such as the city of Davis, from nearby lower-income communities such as Woodland.

   • 2025 September, Sally Jane Gellert, “Report from the Chair”, in Railgram, page 2:

     This fall has been relatively quiet transitwise in New Jersey so far.

2. (astrology) In terms of a planetary or astrological transit.
   • 2005, The Astrological Magazine, volume 94, page 36:

     Transitwise on that day, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus were all in Taurus over the Navamsa Ascendant.

   • 2011, Gayatri Devi Vasudev, The Art of Interpreting Horoscopes, page 287:

     The Antara was of the Moon, the 6th lord, who in his natal position was not only caught in the vicious Mars-Saturn opposition but transitwise, rendered vulnerable by moving into the phase of Krishna Chaturdasi (14th lunar day of the dark half) cum Amavasya (New Moon day) involving an eclipsed Sun bringing the chart under tremendous pain.