Modifying Another Word

• truly: I am now privileged to be chairing a truly transatlantic organization, supporting the armed forces of both our countries.

• ever: ADMAT were onboard again, on one of the last ever transatlantic cruises by the QE2.

• not: Grants are for internal travel and subsistence within the USA, not transatlantic travel.

Modifies a noun

• alliance: We proudly proclaim the merits of the transatlantic alliance.

• airliner: They stated specifically that they did not want a Transatlantic airliner.

• slavery: Transatlantic Slavery: Against Human Dignity ( 1994 ).

• flight: Baggage Transatlantic flights allow two checked bags per person with neither to exceed 62 inches.

• liner: HD: Was playing on transatlantic liners a useful learning process?

• crossing: The most frequent passenger, oil company executive, clocked up almost 70 round trips transatlantic crossings a year.

Used with adjective complement

• go: Low-cost flying goes transatlantic The first transatlantic low-cost flights are to launch between the UK and Canada.

• fly: They now also fly transatlantic to Washington DC and Chicago.

• travel: When traveling transatlantic, weight generally isn't the deciding factor.