transfer
হস্তান্তর
definition
verb
he would have to transfer money to his own account
move from one place to another.
John advised him to transfer from Rome airport to the railroad station
change to another place, route, or means of transportation during a journey.
noun
a transfer of wealth to the poorer nations
an act of moving something or someone to another place.
T-shirts with iron-on transfers
a small colored picture or design on paper that can be transferred to another surface by being pressed or heated.
translation of 'transfer'
দান করা,
স্থানান্তরিত করা বা হওয়া,
সরানো,
বদলি করা,
বহন করা,
হাত বদল করা বা হওয়া
verb
জের টানা,
বদলান,
অপসারিত করা,
অপসারণ করা,
হস্তান্তরিত করা
noun
বদল,
হস্তান্তর,
কবালা,
অবহার,
অপবর্তন,
অপসারণ,
স্থানান্তরণ,
পরিবৃত্তি
example
However, there can be no doubt that diminished enrollment in the community colleges reduced the 'transfer' student pipeline.
Not only does that entail a 'transfer' of wealth from cities to suburbs, it also means that services are not supplied where they are most valued.
After a period of time, the contract will be performed or completed by the 'transfer' or conveyance of the legal estate by the vendor to the purchaser.
we will 'transfer' full planning responsibility to local authorities
Rumors were rampant that he had quit the team and might 'transfer' to Ohio State, where he had made a recruiting visit.
a 'transfer' of wealth to the poorer nations
If expanding your network of contacts doesn't work, you may want to 'transfer' to a different college.
I agree the current players shouldn't be punished; let them 'transfer' without having to sit out a year.
Article 14 also contains provisions as to what should happen if the transferor defaults in executing a 'transfer' of his shares.
The next closest junior high schools are not far away, in the next town over, but the new law doesn't require schools to accept 'transfer' students from other districts.
Then 'transfer' all the money to that fund.
The question here is whether a 'transfer' of property that extinguishes the trust by merging the beneficial and legal interest can in any sense be said to retire a trustee.
On top of this are costs like 'transfer' duties on property, annual administration fees, stamp duties etc.
she asked her boss for a 'transfer' to the city
Concerns have been raised about whether colleges should accept degree completer reverse 'transfer' students.
you get a 'transfer', you have to get that train
Transfer of custody does not 'transfer' responsibility.
Those who do so are known as reverse 'transfer' students or u2018drop-downsu2019.
Waldorf Transfer Co. was a small, local contractor in Hamilton, Ontario that provided baggage 'transfer' between various stations.
the 'transfer' of assets from wealthy individuals to family members
He then turned his paper over, before placing it on the canvas and applying powdered chalk to 'transfer' the design to the surface beneath.
she was going to ask her boss for a 'transfer' to the city
She is forced to 'transfer' to a different school.
passengers have to 'transfer' at Heathrow for onward international flights
These reasons could be anything from slating off other players to 'transfer' rumours to their personal lives, but the fact is that they are the ones mostly in the limelight.
To 'transfer' the designs, students used a barren or wooden spoon, and applied consistent pressure to the entire surface.
It means rail passengers will no longer have to 'transfer' to buses for journeys around Stockport.
Are the grades of community college 'transfer' students in upper division course work lower than those of native students?
In many, if not most, cases, the charge itself will have been executed before the execution, let alone the exchange, of the conveyance or 'transfer' of the property.
Our trip was several minutes to Jackson, where we detrained for our 'transfer' .
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