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Meanings of converting in English

Russian
трансформация
Catalan
transformació
Spanish
transformación

Process involving change into a qualitatively different form.

трансформация
Usage of converting in English
1
The state also passed a law converting the materials into public records.
Reuters
2
The Lancashire cotton industry was rapidly converting from water power to coal.
The Rational Optimist
3
Environmentalists are particularly concerned over an increasing trend towards converting peatland forests.
Reuters
4
Environmentalists are particularly concerned over an increasing trend toward converting peatland forests.
Reuters
5
Today marks 50th anniversary of converting to decimal currency in New Zealand.
Radio NZ
6
He opened his account after seven minutes by converting a penalty corner.
The Irish Times
7
Mitochondria, responsible for converting glucose to energy, slow down as we age.
Wired
8
Prax checked the exchange rates, converting the company scrip to UN dollars.
Caliban's War
9
Results: The patients converting from MCI to dementia had reduced hippocampal volume.
Pubmed
10
But converting an existing model isn't as easy as some might think.
Wired
11
The app works by converting physical action in real-time onto the screen.
Reuters
12
There is also the possibility of converting natural gas to liquid fuels.
The Guardian
13
Isner dominated it, converting his third set point with a 133mph ace.
The Guardian
14
All molecular-dating methods require converting genetic divergence between sequences into absolute time.
Pubmed
15
Then there was a major restructuring involving banks converting loans to equity.
The Irish Times
16
They support thriving communities of microbes converting the mineral-laden fluids into energy.
News.com.au
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Translations for converting
Converting through the time
Converting across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common