TRANSITION在劍橋英語詞典中的解釋及翻譯

TRANSITION在劍橋英語詞典中的解釋及翻譯

transitionnoun [ C or U ] uk

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C2 a change from one form or type to another, or the process by which this happens: in transition The health-care system is in transition at the moment.transition to There will be an interim government to oversee the transition to democracy.

changes, which may be social, legal, or medical, that lead to someone living their life as a person of a different gender to the one they were said to have at birth: She began her transition from male to female almost seven years ago.

in basketball and other sports, the act of changing from playing on defence to offence, or from offence to defence, after a player scores or when there is a change in possession, including running to the correct new positions in the playing area: After Delmon grabbed the rebound, the team made a quick transition up the court.

更多範例减少例句The transition from a totalitarian state to a free country will be long and slow.The transition from boyhood to manhood can be a confusing period.There will be a transition period before Jenny takes over as boss.

「SMART 詞彙」:相關單字和片語

Change and changes

adaptive evolution

adjustment

alteration

anti-evolutionism

be ahead of the curve idiom

evolutionism

flatten

flip

flip a switch idiom

flip-flop

rebranding

recalibration

reconversion

reformation

regime change

unspool

unspooling

unsteadily

unsteady

untick

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Basketball, netball & volleyball

transitionverb [ I or T ] uk

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[ I or T ] mainly US to change, or make someone or something change, from one form or situation to another: transition from something to something Some National Guard members experienced financial difficulties when they transitioned from state to federal control. Texas schools have traditionally transitioned students from Spanish to English in elementary school.

[ I or T ] If someone transitions, they make changes, which may be social, legal, or medical, that lead to them living as a person of a different gender to the one they were said to have at birth: transition from something to something Louise transitioned from male to female almost 20 years ago. It wasn't easy transitioning gender in the military.

[ I ] in basketball and other sports, to change from playing on defence to offence, or from offence to defence, after a player scores or when there is a change in possession, for example by running to the correct new positions on the playing area: After scoring, the team transitioned too slowly and left a lane open for Mowry to score an easy layup.

更多範例减少例句He said that they had transitioned many people off welfare very successfully.The state this year transitioned to a different type of standardized test of educational achievement. He recalled the turbulent years when the civil rights movement transitioned into demands for Black Power.

「SMART 詞彙」:相關單字和片語

Changing

about turn! idiom

about-face

alterable

altered

alternate

churn

disturb

make an about-face

make an about-turn

make something into something phrasal verb

malleable

meta

morph

pervert

reversibly

revolutionize

rollback

rotation

rotational

transcribe

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Basketball, netball & volleyball

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transition | 美式英語詞典

transitionnoun [ C/U ] us

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the process of changing, or a change from one form or condition to another: [ U ] It was a neighborhood in transition from Jewish to Italian with a sprinkling of Irish. [ C ] Retirement is a big transition.

literature, music A transition is also a link between ideas or sections in a work of literature or music.

transitional adjective [ not gradable ] us

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We’re in a transitional period right now, and no one knows what to expect.

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transition | 商務英語

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a process of changing from one system, method, etc. to another: Following changes in taxation laws, the Internal Revenue Service has promised to issue guidelines on how to deal with the transition.transition from sth (to sth) Government ministers believe that a gentler approach is needed during the transition from a government-led economy to one where the private sector plays the dominant role. a transition period/phase economic/political transitionthe transition from sth Financial support, especially for mothers making the transition from welfare to work situations, is critical.the transition to sth The transition to the euro took place in 1999.make a transition (from/to sth) The region is slowly making a transition to a more knowledge-based economy.a smooth/difficult/tough transition Both sides need to work together in order to ensure a smooth transition of power.manage/achieve/complete a transition How do you plan to complete a transition that is so far-reaching in terms of its targets without compromising the corporate culture?a period/state of transition Our economy is in a period of transition .

in transition

in the process of changing or developing: Emission reduction schemes in economies in transition have increased by 50%.

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transition的例句

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The refinement step absorbs repeated application of the same rules by performing the sequence of transitions in one single jump.

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Suppose the same rule is applied in both transitions.

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Scholars of regime change have offered several complementary explanations of the empirical regularity that democratic transitions tend not to result in substantial redistribution.

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The sensors are assumed to respond to the controller within the time windows to confirm that the expected state transitions have occurred.

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Both types of transitions (level and seasonality) may be present simultaneously in the series.

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Likewise, we have a potentially significant role to play in analyzing gender and democratization, including the role of women in the region's democratic transitions.

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The pulse duration may introduce an additional laser-related timescale whereas the energy spectrum of the atom, through typical transitions, could introduce an additional species-related timescale.

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The transitions in this region emerged with what appears as possibly unparalleled speed.

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Such ' controlled ' transitions would themselves help to explain many undemocratic survivals, but we also need to look at the nature of political competition.

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What factors inuence when democratic transitions proceed or collapse?

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Characterizing the dynamics also sets the stage for welfare analysis that includes transitions.

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Another major path of democratic transitions is the revolt or mobilization of social forces-especially in civil society-against the regime.

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Application of the method of generating function to radiative and nonradiative transitions of a trapped electron in a crystal.

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Costs are made during transitions (mainly the fitting of hearing aids).

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In other words, the connecting pieces - transitions, retransitions, etc. - are just as long as that which they connect.

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包含transition的固定搭配

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abrupt transitionTo assuage the collective anxiety produced by this abrupt transition, individuals quickly abandoned their social and political liberties to an absolutist state.

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democratic transitionIn so far as this occurs through democratic transition, many of their demands are met, and their political impetus begins to decline.

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demographic transitionSuch a question would lead to a different interpretation of the fertility or demographic transition.

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