conversion

/kənˈvɜːʃn/ (bre, ipa) · /kənˈvɜːrʒn/ (ame, ipa) · /kən-ˈvər-zhən -shən/ (ame, mw)

conversion — 名詞

  • conversionsingular
  • conversionsplural

1. the action of taking something that works one way and making it work in a differ

1.名詞C2
釋義

轉換

從一種形式或系統改為另一種的過程

the action of taking something that works one way and making it work in a different way — for instance, turning a Word document into a PDF, or changing a temperature reading from Fahrenheit to Celsius.

例句

The conversion from analogue to digital television took several years in most countries.

在大多數國家,從類比電視轉換為數位電視花了數年的時間。

conversion + from + noun + to + noun (system change)

Reema used her phone to check the currency conversion before buying lunch in Seoul.

Reema 在首爾買午餐前用手機查了一下貨幣轉換的匯率。

currency conversion

同義詞
  • transformation

    suggests a more dramatic or complete change than conversion

  • changeover

    more informal, often used for switching between systems or suppliers

文法句型

conversion + of + noun + into/to + noun

conversion + from + noun + to + noun

用法筆記

Often followed by from…to… or of…into… to specify what is being changed and what it is changed to.

2. the situation where a person decides to follow a different faith or set of princ

2.名詞C2
釋義

皈依;改宗

改變宗教信仰的過程

the situation where a person decides to follow a different faith or set of principles than the one they grew up with, usually after thinking deeply about it.

例句

Her conversion to Buddhism happened after she spent a year travelling in Southeast Asia.

她皈依佛教是在東南亞旅行一年之後發生的。

conversion + to + [religion]

Bilal's family accepted his conversion to Christianity, though it took them some time to understand.

Bilal 的家人接受了他改信基督教的事實,儘管他們花了一些時間才理解。

同義詞
  • adoption

    broader — can apply to any practice or idea, not only religion

文法句型

conversion + to + religion

用法筆記

Typically used with the preposition to: conversion to Islam, conversion to Judaism. May also be qualified as a deathbed conversion (just before death) or forced conversion (under pressure).

3. a place where people live that was originally made for something else — for inst

3.名詞B2
釋義

改建房

從原有用途改建為住宅的空間

a place where people live that was originally made for something else — for instance, a home that used to be a school, a church, or a factory.

例句

The Park family bought an old barn and turned it into a beautiful conversion with three bedrooms.

Park 一家買了一間舊穀倉,把它改造成一棟漂亮的三房改建住宅。

barn conversion — common compound noun

The warehouse conversion on Indra Street has floor-to-ceiling windows and exposed brick walls.

Indra 街上的那間倉庫改建房有天花板高的窗戶和外露的磚牆。

同義詞
  • renovation

    broader — implies general repair and modernisation, not a change of original purpose

文法句型

[building type] + conversion

用法筆記

Frequently used in compound nouns such as barn conversion, loft conversion, church conversion, or warehouse conversion. In real-estate listings, conversion alone often implies a loft or warehouse conversion.

4. in online marketing, the point at which someone looking at an advertisement or b

4.名詞C1
釋義

轉換率

網站訪客完成購買等目標行動的過程

in online marketing, the point at which someone looking at an advertisement or browsing a website actually does what the advertiser wants — for example, buying an item, joining a mailing list, or filling out a short form.

例句

The new landing page design raised the conversion rate from 2% to almost 5% in one month.

新的登陸頁面設計在一個月內將轉換率從 2% 提升到將近 5%。

conversion rate — fixed marketing term

Aaron tested three different call-to-action buttons to see which one produced the highest conversion.

Aaron 測試了三種不同的行動呼籲按鈕,看看哪一種能產生最高的轉換率。

文法句型

conversion + rate

lead + conversion

用法筆記

Common in web analytics and e-commerce. The conversion rate is the percentage of visitors who complete the desired action, calculated as conversions divided by total visits.

5. in rugby, a kick taken after a try that sends the ball between the two tall post

5.名詞B2
釋義

追加射門

橄欖球達陣後的額外射門得分

in rugby, a kick taken after a try that sends the ball between the two tall posts and above the crossbar, earning the team an extra two points.

例句

Nala passed to Eli, who ran in for a try and calmly added the conversion.

Nala 傳球給 Eli,Eli 達陣後沉穩地完成了追加射門。

add the conversion

The fly-half landed a difficult conversion from the sideline, putting the team three points ahead.

接鋒從邊線成功踢進一記難度很高的追加射門,讓球隊領先三分。

文法句型

[player] + [adds/lands/misses] + the + conversion

用法筆記

Distinguish from try, which is the four-point score that earns the right to attempt a conversion. A conversion is worth two points in rugby union and rugby league.

6. in US football (American football), the chance for a team to get extra points ri

6.名詞B2
釋義

加分踢球

美式足球達陣後的額外得分機會

in US football (American football), the chance for a team to get extra points right after scoring a touchdown, usually by kicking the ball between the two tall posts from a short distance.

例句

Christopher kicked the extra-point conversion through the uprights to tie the game at 14-14.

Christopher 將加分踢球踢過球門,將比分扳平為 14 比 14。

extra-point conversion

After Obi's touchdown run, the conversion attempt was blocked by the defensive line.

Obi 達陣跑之後,加分踢球被防守線給擋了下來。

同義詞
  • extra point

    more general term for a one-point kick; conversion can also refer to a two-point play

文法句型

[player] + [kicks/makes/blocks] + the + conversion

用法筆記

A standard conversion (kick) is worth one point. Teams may also attempt a two-point conversion by running or passing the ball into the end zone from the two-yard line. This sense is specific to American and Canadian football — in rugby the equivalent is sense 5 above.