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transfer

UK
/ˈtrænsfɜː/
US
/ˈtrænspfɚ/
transfer back
transfer out

Translations

transfernoun
transfers
pl
UK
/ˈtrænsfɜː/
US
/ˈtrænspfɚ/
The transfer of goods from the warehouse to the store was completed overnight.
Le transfert des marchandises de l'entrepôt au magasin a été effectué pendant la nuit.
correspondanceDans les transports publics.
She used a transfer to switch from the bus to the subway.
Elle a utilisé une correspondance pour passer du bus au métro.
transfertDans le domaine des images, impressions et textiles.
The T-shirt featured a colorful transfer of a famous painting.
Le T-shirt arborait un transfert coloré d'un tableau célèbre.
Additional translations
mutationSurtout dans le contexte scolaire ou administratif.
Synonyms
conveyance
transmission
removal
shift
relocation
assignment
transference
transferverb
transferred
Past Simple
transferred
Past Participle
transferring
Gerund
UK
/trænsˈfɜː/
US
/trænsˈfɜr/
The company decided to transfer the employee to their New York office.
L'entreprise a décidé de transférer l'employé à son bureau de New York.
Additional translations
changerDans le contexte des correspondances de transport.
Synonyms
move
shift
relocate
transmit
send
deliver
pass
assign
reassign
convey
Antonyms
retain
keep
transferadjective
UK
/trænsˈfɜː/
US
/trænsˈfɝː/
Used attributively, e.g., transfer student, transfer fee, transfer paper.
All transfer students must attend orientation.
Tous les étudiants transférés doivent assister à la séance d'orientation.

Definitions

transfernoun
The act of moving something or someone from one place to another.
The transfer of goods from the warehouse to the store was completed overnight.
A ticket or pass allowing a passenger to change from one public transportation vehicle to another as part of a single journey.
She used a transfer to switch from the bus to the subway.
A student who moves from one school to another.
The new student was a transfer from a school in another district.
A design or image that is transferred onto a surface, often using heat or pressure.
The T-shirt featured a colorful transfer of a famous painting.
The act of conveying money, property, rights, or data from one person or system to another.
The international wire transfer arrived within a few hours.
A sports player's move from one team or club to another, often involving payment of a fee.
The striker's transfer to the rival club broke the previous league record.
transferverb
To move someone or something from one place to another.
The company decided to transfer the employee to their New York office.
To change ownership or possession of something.
She decided to transfer the title of the car to her son.
To convey or pass on information, rights, or responsibilities.
The teacher will transfer knowledge to the students through interactive lessons.
To change from one vehicle or mode of transportation to another.
Passengers must transfer at the next station to continue their journey.
transferadjective
Relating to or intended for moving someone or something to a different place, owner, or status.
All transfer students must attend orientation.
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