Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Transition"

A: you’ll never see a persons death referred to as a “transition” so presumably they’re probably talking about answer A.

A: In general, "make the transition" is used to refer to going through a change when moving from one situation to another.

For example, a very common situation would be when an adult moves out from their family home. To "make the transition" would refer to how they are becoming accustomed to living on their own.
So they are transitioning from living with a family, to living on their own.
Someone may ask "Have you made the transition?"
Which would mean "Have you become accustomed to living alone?"


Of course, this means it is dependent on the situation exactly what the speaker intends.
Other situations could be: Going from high school to college, changing positions at work, moving from one country to another, etc.

So essentially: Something significant has changed for you, with a "before situation" (e.g. living at home, highschool, home) to an "after situation" (eg. living alone, college)
To make the transition, refers to your adjustment to all the changes experienced in the "after situation".

This is how I have always heard this statement used. I hope this is clear enough to understand.

A: A shoe comfortable enough to wear all day at work, and fashionable enough to wear out in the evening.

A: A transition word is any word that can be used to connect two shorter sentences into one sentence.

Ex.
My neighbor owns a dog. The dog is friendly.

Becomes

My neighbor owns a dog, and it is friendly.

The transition word in this case is "and".
You'll see a lot of transition words in formal/academic writing too. Usually stuff like "therefore, furthermore, in addition, conversely, moreover, thus, however, on the other hand, meanwhile, etc. etc.

日本語に移行語と思います。
https://www.enago.jp/learn/usage-of-the-comma-with-transition-words.htm

Hope this helps!

A: its like a quick change into something else.

A: "I'll let (other speaker's name) take over from here"

"I'm handing it over to (other speaker's name) now..."

"I'll hand it over to (other speaker's name) now..."

("I give the floor to" > sounds very formal. like you're introducing an important political figure or lawyer or something so I wouldn't use it.)

A: The transition examples of moving from a small to a big business are shown in these diagrams.
Can you show me some transition examples from your last project.
We need some transition examples to follow to ensure our plan goes well.

A: Babies transition from eating soft foods to eating solid foods.
It is difficult to transition from living alone to living with others.
The transition won’t be easy.
Life often has many transitions that you have to get used to.

A: Let's transition into another topic.

A: "transition" is the process of something changing from one form to another (for example - "The transition from farm life to city life is often difficult.")

"transcend" is to pass beyond the limits of something (for example - "A good education will allow you to transcend many socioeconomic barriers.")

A: Transition = the process of changing from one state/condition to another

Transmission =
1. A broadcast --> e.g. a radio transmission
2. The process of passing something from one thing/person to another --> e.g. the transmission of the virus has accelerated

A:
Transition = change

Transfer is the correct term to use because you are giving or turning your job/work over to someone.

Examples:

I am transitioning from a waiter to a teacher.

The school is going through a transition from being public to private.

I want to transfer my work over to the next department.

I want to hand over my job over to Stephanie because I feel that she is fit for the job.

A: They mean the same thing, which word to use depends on context. Transition means more like "change into", conversion means more like "turn into" and sounds more technical. "She transitioned easily into the new job" "We were able to convert the decimals into fractions".

A: Transition moves from one thing to another easily or smoothly like it had been planned well or ahead of time. Change means to alter something and seems more abrupt. Hope this makes sense

A: Yes, you can say "transition" there.
The sentence is grammatically correct. I'm not sure I understand "My motivation is to..." without knowing the context. Depending on the context, it might be better to say "I am motivated to..."

Also, it might be better to say "to" instead of "into"
:)

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A: I’ve never heard of a transition year. Can you explain a bit more? Are you talking about the year of majority?

A: the best way i can describe it is that “had” would mean it did but it doesnt anymore. If you say “has had” it means it still has those changes. Does that make sense. It is a “present perfect”.

Present perfect: talking about a past event which has present consequences. In this case, its a present perfect because the transition from socialism to capitalism was a past event, but the effects of it are still happening.

Hope this clears it up.

A: When you’re saying “making” it implies of the present moment so “right now” is unnecessary.

A: × I haven't used any original transition in my video.
✓ I haven't used any original transitions in my video.

× All of them are default.
✓ All of them are default transitions.

A: Yes. https://www.lexico.com/en/definition/transition

A: × 1. What are the important transition in life?
✓ 1. What is the most important transition in life? / What are the important transitions in life?

× I think it's time to join social organizations like kindergartens and schools.
✓ I think that the enrollment in social organizations such as kindergartens and schools would be the most important transition in a child’s life.

× That's because it's the first step out of the home and into society.
✓ That is because it's their first step out of home and into society.

× In my opinion, it's when we found our own workplace.
✓ In my opinion, it's when adults start working / are employed.

× That's because we had the opportunity to become a real adult and expand my abilities and dreams.
✓ That is because adults will have the opportunity to become a real independent adult and expand their abilities and dreams.