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1 ■ change over
■ change overA v. i. + avv.2 scambiarsi di posto; fare cambio (di posto)3 passare ( da una situazione o un sistema a un altro) convertirsi: Britain changed over to the decimal system in 1971, l'Inghilterra passò al sistema decimale nel 1971B v. t. + avv.scambiare di posto; spostare.
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