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transfer
1 countable/uncountable the process of moving, or of moving someone, from one job, department, or office to another in the same organizationWe’re currently dealing with the paperwork for your transfer. Synonyms and related words
To start a career or new job, or to move to a new position 1a countable/uncountable the act of moving, or of being moved from one place to anothertransfer of: Who is responsible for the transfer of military supplies? Synonyms and related words
The process or activity of moving 1b countable a person such as a football player who has been moved from one team to another Synonyms and related words
Players and positions in various sports all-American A. N. Other back
2 countable a piece of paper with a design or picture that you print on another surface using heat and pressure Synonyms and related words
Patterns and arrangements arabesque argyle arrangement 3 linguisticsthe effect that one language, especially a speaker’s first language, has on another78.9% of the errors were a result of language transfer. Synonyms and related words
Speaking or translating other languages bilingual bilingualism code switching 4 countable Americana ticket that allows you to move from one bus or train to another without having to pay again Synonyms and related words
Tickets for travelling Apex boarding card boarding pass
a transfer of power/authority transfer
1 countable/uncountable the process of moving, or of moving someone, from one job, department, or office to another in the same organizationWe’re currently dealing with the paperwork for your transfer. Synonyms and related words
To start a career or new job, or to move to a new position 1a countable/uncountable the act of moving, or of being moved from one place to anothertransfer of: Who is responsible for the transfer of military supplies? Synonyms and related words
The process or activity of moving 1b countable a person such as a football player who has been moved from one team to another Synonyms and related words
Players and positions in various sports all-American back backfield
2 countable Americana ticket that allows you to move from one bus or train to another without having to pay again Synonyms and related words
Tickets for traveling boarding card boarding pass bus pass 3 countable a piece of paper with a design or picture that you print on another surface using heat and pressure Synonyms and related words
Patterns and arrangements arabesque argyle arrangement 4 linguisticsthe effect that one language, especially a speaker’s first language, has on another78.9% of the errors were a result of language transfer. Synonyms and related words
Speaking or translating other languages
a transfer of power/authority transfer
1 intransitive/transitive to move from one job, office, or department to another in the same company or organizationtransfer to: I’m transferring to our Tokyo office next year. transfer someone from something to something: Helen was transferred from marketing to sales. Synonyms and related words
To start a career or new job, or to move to a new position 1a transitive to move someone or something from one place to anothertransfer someone/something to something: Wait until the cakes cool before transferring them to a plate. Our tour group was transferred to the hotel by bus. Synonyms and related words
General words meaning to move something Synonyms and related words
To take something somewhere 1b intransitive to stop studying at one school or university and go to anothertransfer to: The children will transfer to a new school in September. Synonyms and related words
Attendance and non-attendance at school or university 1c transitive to move money from one account or bank to anotherI need to transfer £500 to my daughter’s account. Synonyms and related words 1d transitive Britishto sell a professional sports player to another teamFerdinand was transferred to Leeds for £18 million. Synonyms and related words
To sell something disintermediate mis-sell upsell 1e intransitive/transitive to move from one bus, vehicle, plane, or boat to another as part of a longer journeyWe’re being transferred to another plane in Amsterdam. Synonyms and related words
To get on and off of transport
2 transitive to stop giving your time or support to one person or thing and give it to anotherThe time came to transfer their attention from study to practical life. Synonyms and related words
To change your opinion, attitudes or behaviour change your mind see reason/sense adapt 3 transitive to let someone speak to another person by changing telephone lines for themPlease hold the line while I transfer you. Synonyms and related words 4 transitive to officially arrange for someone else to become the owner of somethingThey are transferring the deeds to the new owner. Synonyms and related words
General words meaning to give 5 transitive to copy information or images from one place or object to anotherI want you to transfer the files onto a disk. Synonyms and related words
To make a copy of something
transfer power/authority/responsibility transfer
verb US /trænsˈfɜr/US /ˈtrænsfər/ 1 intransitive/transitive to move from one job, office, or department to another in the same company or organizationtransfer to: I’m transferring to our Tokyo office next year. transfer someone from something to something: Helen was transferred from marketing to sales. Synonyms and related words
To start a career or new job, or to move to a new position 1a intransitive to stop studying at one school or university and go to anothertransfer to: I want to transfer to Columbia in the fall. Synonyms and related words
Attendance and non-attendance at school or university 1b transitive to move someone or something from one place to anothertransfer someone/something to something: Wait until the cookies cool before transferring them to a plate. Our tour group was transferred to the hotel by bus. Synonyms and related words
General words meaning to move something Synonyms and related words
To take something somewhere bear bring along bring around 1c transitive to move money from one account or bank to anotherI need to transfer $1,000 to my daughter’s account. Synonyms and related words 1d intransitive/transitive to move from one bus, vehicle, airplane, or boat to another as part of a longer tripWe’re being transferred to another airplane in Chicago. Synonyms and related words
To get on and off of transport 1e transitive Britishto sell a professional sports player to another team Synonyms and related words
To sell something disintermediate mis-sell upsell
2 transitive to stop giving your time or support to one person or thing and give it to anotherThe time came to transfer their attention from study to practical life. Synonyms and related words
To change your opinion, attitudes or behavior change your mind see reason/sense adapt 3 transitive to let someone speak to another person by changing telephone lines for themPlease hold while I transfer you. Synonyms and related words 4 transitive to officially arrange for someone else to become the owner of somethingThey are transferring the deeds to the new owner. Synonyms and related words
General words meaning to give 5 transitive to copy information or images from one place or object to anotherI want you to transfer the files onto a disk. Synonyms and related words
To make a copy of something
transfer power/authority/responsibility |