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transform
[ verb trans-fawrm; noun trans-fawrm ]
verb (used with object)
- to change in form, appearance, or structure; metamorphose.
Synonyms: transfigure
- to change in condition, nature, or character; convert.
- to change into another substance; transmute.
- Electricity.
- to increase or decrease (the voltage and current characteristics of an alternating-current circuit), as by means of a transformer.
- to decrease (the voltage and current characteristics of a direct-current circuit), as by means of a transformer.
- Mathematics. to change the form of (a figure, expression, etc.) without in general changing the value.
- Physics. to change into another form of energy.
verb (used without object)
- to undergo a change in form, appearance, or character; become transformed.
noun
- Mathematics.
- a mathematical quantity obtained from a given quantity by an algebraic, geometric, or functional transformation.
- the transformation itself.
- the result of a transformation.
- a transformation.
- Logic. transformation ( def 5 ).
- Linguistics. a structure derived by a transformation.
transform
verb
- to alter or be altered radically in form, function, etc
- tr to convert (one form of energy) to another form
- tr maths to change the form of (an equation, expression, etc) by a mathematical transformation
- tr to increase or decrease (an alternating current or voltage) using a transformer
noun
- maths the result of a mathematical transformation, esp (of a matrix or an element of a group) another related to the given one by B = X –1AX for some appropriate X
Derived Forms
- transˈformable, adjective
- transˈformative, adjective
Other Words From
- trans·form·a·ble adjective
- trans·form·a·tive adjective
- in·ter·trans·form·a·ble adjective
- non·trans·form·ing adjective
- re·trans·form verb (used with object)
- self-trans·formed adjective
- un·trans·form·a·ble adjective
- un·trans·formed adjective
- un·trans·form·ing adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of transform1
Word History and Origins
Origin of transform1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
Then, we can decode its main frequencies using the mathematical wizardry of the Fourier transform.
The number of people messing with Texas will mean that Texas will transform into a place like other places.
And of those who transform themselves into masters and believe themselves superior to others, rather than at their service.
The end of the embargo and resumption of diplomatic relations with Cuba could transform Major League Baseball.
Phil Hoffman had to transform himself into Truman Capote while Julia Roberts won for being brassy in Erin Brockovich.
The “stretched” cabins in new 737s and A320s transform their economics.
He made me think of an old time magician more than anything, and I felt that with a touch of his wand he could transform us all.
I begin reading it through: to diminish popular respect for government servants and to transform them.
I'll dream over it tonight, so in the morning I shall have made up my79 mind how to transform you.
Nothing I transform ever gets back to its former shape again, so these fish-balls can never more be pebbles.
She could kill with a glance, turn the course of rivers, and transform herself into any form at will.
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