transparent * , auch: transpicuous

One could not ask for a more open, transparent process.

But little else about him came even close to being transparent.

In the early morning light they looked blue, almost transparent.

Last time I'd gone transparent on myself things had turned out all right.

He could see through her, as if she were transparent.

The door itself, on the left side of the wall, was transparent.

Finally, the systems in which they work must be transparent.

You have said again today that everything is already transparent and open.

However, it will only be possible if the information is transparent.

But it is up to us to become more transparent.

I never thought of myself as a particularly transparent person.

I turned around, and looked all about me; still everything was transparent.

The transparent could be seen at every home game throughout the 60s.

The process followed by the team is open and transparent.

They stood on the transparent floor, looking down into space.

Some companies do much better on making it transparent and easy to understand, but not enough.

Just think of all the things that are transparent and seem not to be so.

He also wants it to be the most open and transparent Force in the country by 2016.

In a more transparent credit market, almost everyone would have been better off.

He brought his face right up to the transparent surface.

That is why it needs to be transparent, I said.

Was he really so transparent and simple that anyone could play him?

For more about how this works, read What makes glass transparent?

The one nation rule needs to be far more transparent.

From the inside, at least on the levels he could see, it was nearly transparent.