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transformation [tʀɑ̃sfɔʀmasjɔ̃]feminine nouna. ( = modification) [de personne, caractère, pays] change ; (radicale) transformation ; [d'énergie, matière] conversion• subir des transformations to undergo changes ; (plus radical) to be transformed ; (Chemistry, physics) to be converted* * *tʀɑ̃sfɔʀmasjɔ̃1) ( modification) (de personne, pays) transformation; (de substance, d'énergie) conversionla maladie a opéré une profonde transformation en lui — the illness wrought a profound change in him
3) Linguistique, Mathématique transformation* * *tʀɑ̃sfɔʀmasjɔ̃ nf1) (= action, processus) transformation2) RUGBY, [essai] conversion* * *1 ( modification) (de personne, pays) transformation (en into); (de minerai, substance, énergie) conversion (en into); subir une transformation [pays, société] to undergo a change; ( radicale) to undergo a transformation; [produit agricole, textile] to be processed; [bâtiment] to be altered; ( en mieux) to be transformed; travaux de transformation Constr alterations; la maladie a opéré une profonde transformation en lui the illness wrought a profound change in him;2 Sport conversion;[trɑ̃sfɔrmasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [d'une personnalité, d'un environnement] transformation[d'une matière première, d'énergie] conversiona. [travaux] we've made some alterations to the houseb. [décor, ameublement] we've made some changes in the house3. SPORT conversion
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