cutover
ˈkʌtoʊvər
Definition

Definition of cutover - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
machineTECH.USany quick replacement process to minimize downtimeTECH.US
  • The cutover ensured the factory resumed operations swiftly.
switch transition
2.
forestryTECH.area of land cleared of timberTECH.
  • The cutover was ready for replanting.
clearing deforestation logging
3.
calendarDatedthe switch from Julian to Gregorian calendarDated
  • The cutover caused confusion in the 16th century.
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Origin of cutover

English, cut + over

Examples of cutover in a sentence

  • The team planned the cutover to avoid disruptions.
  • Wildlife began to return to the cutover after a few years.
  • The cutover was surveyed for environmental impact studies.
  • The cutover was implemented over several months.
  • Historians study the cutover's impact on society.

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  1. French:basculement, zone déboisée, ...
  2. German:Schnellwechsel, Rodungsfläche, ...
  3. Italian:passaggio rapido, area disboscata, ...
  4. Spanish:cambio rápido, terreno talado, ...
  5. Portuguese:substituição rápida, área desmatada, ...
  6. Chinese:切换, 采伐区, ...
  7. Japanese:切り替え, 伐採地, ...
  8. Arabic:عملية تحويل سريعة, أَرْض مَقْطُوعَة الأَشْجَار, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַעֲבָר, שֶׁטַח מְנֻקֶּה מֵעֵצִים, ...
  10. Russian:переход, вырубленный участок, ...
  11. Ukrainian:переключення, вирубка, ...
  12. Hindi:कटओवर, कटाई के बाद की भूमि, ...

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