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Meanings of changeover in anglès

portuguès
transição
català
transició
espanyol
transición

An event that results in a transformation.

transició
Usage of changeover in anglès
1
The changeover to the new system was supposed to take three months.
The Irish Times
2
It could mean a difficult changeover period for McLaren, Mercedes and Honda.
The Guardian
3
Certainly, there was a significant shift after the first changeover in fixtures.
The Irish Times
4
Sen. Joe Lieberman, the Independent from Connecticut, asked for the YouTube changeover.
Wired
5
He ran to the poolside, deserted on changeover day despite the sunshine.
The coldest blood
6
Bob Seger's Against The Wind would have been a suitable changeover soundtrack.
The Guardian
7
But when I meet him, the changeover is still nowhere near complete.
Black is the new white
8
It was claimed suppliers were using the changeover to make a killing.
The Irish Times
9
That said, not much is likely to change with consumers despite the changeover.
Wired
10
The report also closely examined prices during the euro changeover period.
The Irish Times
11
Even in the largest American cities, the changeover took 50 years.
Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies
12
Key steps a company should follow to manage the changeover are set out.
The Irish Times
13
With the metric changeover last week came a renewed focus on speed limits.
The Irish Times
14
Staff at Ulster Bank have secured special payments to implement the euro changeover.
The Irish Times
15
John Downes assesses how smoothly the changeover to the euro went in Ireland.
The Irish Times
16
The personal abuse continued along those lines at the next changeover.
The Guardian
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