conversion in Italian
conversion in Italian is conversione — conversion means the act of changing something from one form, use, or state into another.
conversion in Italian
conversione
What does "conversion" mean?
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noun The act of changing something from one form, use, or state into another.
"The conversion of the barn into a studio took the builders months."
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noun A change of religion, belief, or opinion.
"Her conversion to a new faith followed years of quiet reflection."
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noun (marketing) The moment a visitor completes a desired action, such as making a purchase.
"Each conversion on the shop's site means someone bought something."
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noun (rugby) A kick taken after a try that, if successful, adds extra points.
"His conversion from the touchline sailed neatly between the posts."
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conversion in a sentence
- The conversion of the barn into a studio took the builders months.
- The conversion of the old warehouse into flats took over a year.
- Her conversion to a new faith followed years of quiet reflection.
- The novel describes the sudden conversion of a lifelong sceptic.
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What is "conversion" in Italian?
"conversion" in Italian is conversione. conversion means: The act of changing something from one form, use, or state into another.
How do you use "conversion" in a sentence?
Example: "The conversion of the barn into a studio took the builders months." In Italian, "conversion" is conversione.
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