to change; to become different; to transform; to vary; rebellion

to change; to transform; shift; transformation; CL:個|个[ge4]

constant; unvarying; (math.) invariant

to defect; to betray; to mutiny

coup d'état

sudden change; mutation

(idiom) restrain one's grief and accept what has happened (expression of condolence)

to develop; to evolve

(idiom) immutable; impervious to change; set in stone

to change according to the situation (idiom); pragmatic

to transform; to morph; to degenerate; metamorphosis; transmutation; transformation; decay; degeneration

to meet a contingency; to adapt oneself to changes

fickle; mercurial; changeable; capricious; to be apt to change

fickle; (math.) multivariate

great changes

catastrophe; cataclysmic change

radical change

incident; unforeseen event; events (in general)

half-period of a wave motion; alternation

mutiny; (Tw) to be dumped by one's girlfriend while serving in the army

shear (physics)

to change dramatically; radical change

variable

mutiny; rebellion

(math.) complex variable

huge changes

marriage upheaval (infidelity, divorce etc); marriage breakup

(literary) to evolve; to change; (physics) transmutation

(math.) real variable

deformation; bending

loss of love; breakup of a relationship

calamitous turn of events; (of one's complexion) to change markedly due to shock, illness etc; to turn deathly pale

to sell off sth

mutable; volatile; variable

improvisation; flexible; adaptable; pragmatic

to do whatever is expedient

mass uprising; popular revolt; civil commotion

to flow and change; development and change (of society)

gradual change; (graphic design) gradient

distortion; aberration

pathological changes; lesion; diseased (kidney, cornea etc)

to become cancerous; transformation to malignancy (of body cells)

ever-changing

(physics) to undergo fusion

(of a caterpillar etc) to metamorphose; (fig.) to undergo a dramatic positive change (e.g. urban renewal, industrial reform, economic advance etc)

creep (materials science)

to develop; to evolve

radioactive decay

(physics) to undergo nuclear fission; (fig.) to break apart, forming smaller units; to fragment