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It is an informal phrase that is not considered standard English. To use a phrase that has the same meaning in written English, you could use the phrase “carry over”. For example, “The lessons we learned in last year’s class will carry over to this year.”.
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My task was to translate, over and over again.
We don't think that will necessarily translate over to DJs very easily," he says.
"We realize that this could translate over to the Western part of the world".
But, she said, the corporate training "didn't translate over" to talking with her nanny.
He said that more "fair and accurate" articles would translate, over time, into a more positive image of the country.
The paper confirmed the prediction of world polity theory that institutional interactions facilitated through non-governmental organizations translate over time into changes at the level of popular attitudes.
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Enix of America was tasked with translating over 70,000 pages of text via 20 translators and 5 copy editors.
But hopefully, I think it translates over to what the students get out of it as well.
"I think there's a growing interest out there in the general public for social responsibility, and I think that's translating over to corporate responsibility," he said.
"A lot of times, you know, starting with Maryland and translating over to Navy, we were overthinking things a little bit and playing slow.
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