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Definition of changeover - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
operational swaptime and act of moving from one setup to another
- The plant’s changeover took two hours before production resumed.
2.
sportsTECH. act of transferring in a relay raceTECH.
- The changeover was quick and efficient.
Origin of changeover
English, change (alter) + over (across)
Terms with changeover included in their meaning
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changeover
change from one state or condition to another
changeover
change from one state or situation to another
Examples of changeover in a sentence
We scheduled the equipment changeover during the night shift. The team practiced the changeover to improve their time. A smooth changeover can win the race.
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- French:commutation, changement, ...
- German:Umrüstung, Wechsel, ...
- Italian:cambio, passaggio, ...
- Spanish:cambio de configuración, relevo, ...
- Portuguese:mudança de setup, passagem de bastão, ...
- Chinese:切换, 交接, ...
- Japanese:段取り替え, 引き継ぎ, ...
- Arabic:تَغْيير التَجْهِيز, تَسْلِيم العَصَا, ...
- Hebrew:הַחְלָפַת מַעֲרָךְ, חִילוּף, ...
- Russian:переход, передача, ...
- Ukrainian:перехід, передача, ...
- Hindi:परिवर्तन, स्थानांतरण, ...
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