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changeover

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun changeover has 1 sense
  1. conversion, transition, changeover - an event that results in a transformation
    --1 is a kind of transformation, transmutation, shift
    --1 has particulars: glycogenesis; isomerization, isomerisation; rectification
    Derived form: verb change over2

Definitions from the Web

Changeover

Description:

Changeover refers to the act or process of switching from one thing to another, or the period during which this transition takes place.

Senses:

  1. Noun:

    1.1 A conversion or substitution of something.

    1.2 A shift or transition from one state or condition to another.

  2. Verb:

    2.1 To switch from one thing to another.

    2.2 To transfer or convert something from one form to another.

Usages:

  1. Popular Usage:

    In everyday language, changeover commonly refers to the process of switching or transitioning from one job, task, or activity to another.

    Example: After finishing her shift at the restaurant, Sarah performed the changeover to her part-time job at the bookstore.

  2. Local Usage:

    In specific regions, changeover is often associated with the process of converting or transferring one type of energy, system, or currency into another.

    Example: The changeover from traditional incandescent light bulbs to energy-efficient LED bulbs helped reduce electricity consumption in our city.

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