transfer
Prononciation : [/tɹɑːnsˈfɜː/]
Contexte : « movement of something from one place to another »
(verb) to move something from one place, person, or thing to another. It's like when you move your toys from your room to the living room.
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She transferred the files from her computer to a USB drive.
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He didn't transfer the money to the correct account.
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Did you transfer the books to the library yet?
Contexte : « movement of someone to a new position or school »
(noun) the act of moving someone to a different place, job, or school. It's like changing schools or getting a new job in a different city.
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The transfer of employees to the new branch was smooth.
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The transfer of the student to another school caused some stress.
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How did the transfer of the player affect the team?
Contexte : « changing ownership of something from one person to another »
(noun) the process of giving ownership of something from one person to another. It's like when you give a gift to a friend.
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The transfer of the house to the new owner was completed smoothly.
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The transfer of ownership was delayed due to legal issues.
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Who will manage the transfer of the company shares?