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transform

[trans-fawrm, trans-fawrm] / trænsˈfɔrm, ˈtræns fɔrm /


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In the final coup de théâtre, a black-and-white environment slowly transforms into a brilliantly green, leafy tree as Ana’s choked syllables become the “I” that her father forbade her to use.

From The Wall Street Journal

Nobody says no to Madrid, not even those who understand how difficult it is to transform a culture built on individual brilliance into a modern collective where everyone presses and everyone defends.

From BBC

He said better public understanding of autism across society "could transform hundreds of thousands of autistic people's lives".

From BBC

This town still belongs to the Lakers and the Dodgers, although the Rams — with the winning, investments and community efforts — are starting to transform it into a triumvirate.

From Los Angeles Times

Following a similar study released in 2024, the report offers an in depth examination of how war has transformed children's lives in Gaza.

From Science Daily