conversion

/kənˈvɜːʃ(ə)n/
noun 5

Collocations

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1

(noun.) change to a new form/system/use

ADJ

careful

The careful conversion of the old warehouse into apartments took almost two years to complete.

barn, loft | office

currency

When I traveled to Japan, the bank offered me a competitive rate for currency conversion.

data, file

energy

The new factory installed equipment for efficient energy conversion from wind to electricity.

VERB + CONVERSION

carry out, undertake

PREP

~ from, ~ into

The old warehouse underwent conversion from a storage facility into modern apartment units.

~ to

Many old churches have undergone conversion to luxury apartments in recent years.

2

(noun.) religious

ADJ

religious | deathbed

overnight, sudden

After years of skepticism, his sudden conversion to vegetarianism surprised all his friends.

VERB + CONVERSION

experience, undergo

After years of doubt, she experienced a spiritual conversion that changed her entire life.

CONVERSION + NOUN

experience

PREP

~ from, ~ to

After years of eating meat, his conversion to vegetarianism surprised everyone.

3

(noun.) in rugby

VERB + CONVERSION

kick

add

The team's kicker successfully added the conversion after the touchdown.

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