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Pronunciation / Transliteration: henkaku
"社会の大きな変革が起きています。"
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A thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance.
"The old factory underwent a complete transformation into a modern art gallery."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French, or from late Latin transformatio(n-), from the verb transformare.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "transformation" is said worldwide
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transformation
Transliteration: transformation
"La transformation de la ville a été rapide."
Transformation
Transliteration: Transformation
"Die Transformation des Unternehmens war erfolgreich."
trasformazione
Transliteration: trasformazione
"La trasformazione digitale è essenziale."
transformación
Transliteration: transformación
"Su transformación física fue impresionante."
transformação
Transliteration: transformação
"A transformação social é necessária."
रूपांतरण
Transliteration: rupantaran
"यह तकनीक एक बड़ा रूपांतरण लाएगी।"
转变
Transliteration: biànzhuàn
"这是一次深刻的转变。"
변환
Transliteration: byeonhwan
"디지털 변환은 피할 수 없다."
変革
Transliteration: henkaku
"社会の大きな変革が起きています。"
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