"To make a transition" means to undergo a process of change or shift from one state, condition, or situation to another, often implying an adjustment period. For example, when they make a transition to new systems, they change from old methods to new ones.
Translations
hacer una transición
overgang maken
fer una transició
transitionner
übergehen
Etymology
The phrase "to make a transition" comes from the Latin word 'transitio,' meaning 'a crossing or going over.' 'Transition' entered English in the late 16th century, originally referring to the process of passing from one state or place to another. The verb phrase combines 'make' with 'transition' to express the act of undergoing change.
