See Also: transfer 1, verb(dictionary)
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transfer 1, verb (oh)



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1 ?move to different place etc?
2 ?put something in different place?
3 ?sports person?
4 ?money?
5 transfer your affections/loyalty/allegiance etc
6 ?skill/idea/quality?
7 transfer power/responsibility/control (to somebody)
8 ?phone?
9 ?property?
10 ?travel?
11 ?information/music?
12 ?disease?
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[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Latin; Origin: transferre, from ferre 'to carry']
?MOVE TO DIFFERENT PLACE ETC?
[I and T] to move from one place, school, job etc to another, or to make someone do this, especially within the same organization
transfer (from sth) to sth
::Swod transferred from MI6 to the Security Service.
transfer sb (from sth) to sth
::They're transferring him to a special unit at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
::You'll be transferred to the Birmingham office.
?PUT SOMETHING IN DIFFERENT PLACE?
[I and T] formal to move from one place to another, or to move something from one place to another
transfer (from sth) to sth
::The exhibition transfers to York City Art Gallery on 23rd January.
transfer sth (from sth) to sth
::Transfer the meat to warm plates.
?SPORTS PERSON?
[T] to sell a sports player to another team
::He was tranferred for a fee of ¡ê8 million.
?MONEY?
[T] to move money from one account or institution to another
transfer sth (from sth) to sth
::I'd like to transfer $500 to my checking account.
transfer your affections/loyalty/allegiance etc
to change from loving or supporting one person to loving or supporting a different one
?SKILL/IDEA/QUALITY?
[I and T] if a skill, idea, or quality transfers from one situation to another, or if you transfer it, it can be used in the new situation
::Ideas that work well in one school often don't transfer well to another.
transfer power/responsibility/control (to sb)
to officially give power etc to another person or organization
::The ageing president is preparing to transfer power to his son.
?PHONE?
[T] to connect the call of someone who has telephoned you to someone else's telephone so that that person can speak to them
::Hold on one moment while I transfer your call.
?PROPERTY?
[T] law to officially give property or land to someone else
?TRAVEL?
[I and T] to change from one bus, plane etc to another while you are travelling, or arrange for someone to do this
::You will be met on arrival at the airport and transferred to your hotel.
?INFORMATION/MUSIC?
[T] to copy recorded information, music etc from one system to another
::Transfer the files onto floppy disk.
?DISEASE?
[T] if a disease is transferred from one person or animal to another, the second person or animal begins to have the disease
transfer sth (from sb/sth) to sb/sth
::It is unlikely that the disease will be transferred from animals to humans.
-- transferable adj
::transferable skills
-- transferability /trAns7f:rE5bIlZti/ n [U]