Transborder
Pronunciation: /ˈtɹænˈɛsˈbɔɹdɝ/
Transborder (adj)
- Involving more than one country’s border, especially when people, goods, or services move between them.
- Relating to activities, rules, or effects that go beyond one nation and involve at least two countries.
- Used for projects or systems designed to work across borders, linking institutions in different countries.
Transborder (adjective)
Examples
- The transborder route connects two regions across borders.
- Transborder trade increases when travel rules are clear.