transform
/trænsˈfɔrm/
noun
- The result or process of changing something completely.
- Her new haircut was a dramatic transform that surprised everyone.
- The garden underwent a complete transform after the landscaping project.
- The company's transform from a small startup to a global brand took ten years.
- A mathematical operation that changes a function or set of data into a different form.
- The Laplace transform is used to solve differential equations.
- The student learned how to apply a linear transform to the matrix.
- Each transform in the algorithm modifies the image in a specific way.
verb
- To change something completely, usually in a positive way, so that it looks or works much better.
- The new teacher transformed the school's approach to learning with creative methods.
- A fresh coat of paint can transform an old room into a bright, welcoming space.
- Regular exercise can transform your health and energy levels over time.
- To change the form or appearance of something into something else.
- In the fairy tale, the frog transformed into a handsome prince.
- The artist used clay to transform a simple lump into a beautiful sculpture.
- The caterpillar will transform into a butterfly after several weeks.
- To change the structure or nature of something in mathematics or science.
- The equation can transform the data into a more useful format.
- Using a Fourier transform, the signal was converted from time to frequency domain.
- The chemist needed to transform the compound into a different state for the experiment.
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