TRANSITION


Meaning of TRANSITION in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ abrupt , rapid , sudden

▪ direct

▪ gradual , slow

▪ awkward , difficult , painful

▪ easy , seamless , smooth

▪ successful

▪ orderly , peaceful

▪ democratic

VERB + TRANSITION

▪ bring about

The negotiators hoped to bring about a smooth ~ to an interim administration.

▪ complete , make

The company was slow to make the ~ from paper to computer.

▪ undergo

▪ mark

The ceremony marks the ~ of the student to graduate status.

▪ ease , smooth

TRANSITION + VERB

▪ occur , take place

▪ be complete

Her ~ from girl to woman was complete.

TRANSITION + NOUN

▪ period , process

▪ phase

▪ committee , team

PREPOSITION

▪ during (the) ~

He will remain head of state during the ~ to democracy.

▪ in ~

The country is in ~ from an agricultural to an industrial society.

▪ ~ between

This training course aims to smooth the ~ between education and employment.

▪ ~ from , ~ to

PHRASES

▪ a period of ~ , a time of ~

▪ a process of ~

▪ a state of ~

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