Definition of effect change - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
changeUS make something different happen or existUS
- The new manager hopes to effect change in the company.
- She worked hard to effect change in her community.
- Activists strive to effect change through peaceful protests.
Terms with effect change included in their meaning
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change
significant change or effect on a situation
change
create a significant effect or change
comparison
notable or important change or effect
make impact
cause a noticeable effect or change in a situation
creative freedom
freedom to change facts for artistic effect
tipping point
point at which a small change leads to a significant effect
figurative
amount of something required to produce a significant effect or change
music production
change vocal pitch with software for correction or effect
change
causing a change or producing an effect
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- French:effectuer des changements, ...
- German:Veränderungen bewirken, ...
- Italian:produrre un cambiamento, ...
- Spanish:lograr un cambio, ...
- Portuguese:promover, ...
- Chinese:带来变革, ...
- Japanese:変化をもたらす, ...
- Arabic:أَحْدَثَ تغييراً, ...
- Hebrew:לְחוֹלֵל שִׁנּוּי, ...
- Russian:добиться перемен, ...
- Ukrainian:здійснити зміни, ...
- Hindi:परिवर्तन लाना, ...
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