transfer
ટ્રાન્સફર
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'
હાથબદલો,
નામફેર,
તબદીલી,
હસ્તાંતરણ,
સંક્રમણ
verb
બદલી નાખવું
example
Local and state legislatures eagerly read the Court's decision as an invitation to 'transfer' other people's property to private developers.
It is true that community college transfer students experience 'transfer' shock upon entering the university environment.
he would have to 'transfer' money to his own account
Warwick station is a major park-and-ride, bus 'transfer' and walk-on station.
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.
What do you think of me, a pathetic little 'transfer' student!
It means rail passengers will no longer have to 'transfer' to buses for journeys around Stockport.
She is in charge of 'transfer' and international students.
Given the turnover of council staff he said he would be surprised if there were compulsory redundancies, although some staff may 'transfer' departments.
However, there can be no doubt that diminished enrollment in the community colleges reduced the 'transfer' student pipeline.
Four-year institutions should combine efforts with community colleges to meet the needs of likely reverse 'transfer' students.
Article 14 also contains provisions as to what should happen if the transferor defaults in executing a 'transfer' of his shares.
This plan allows you to correctly 'transfer' your design to your floor so you won't have your centered design off in the corner.
Although these campuses are excited about their four-year status, both have a primary goal of serving 'transfer' students from community colleges.
This method of enlargement has been used for hundreds of years when artists needed to 'transfer' sketch designs to large walls for painting murals.
Community college 'transfer' students tended to be much older.
If your Honour looks to the instrument of conveyance, the transfer, it is an unqualified 'transfer' of the unencumbered fee simple.
The metro system in the reference design is very cunning: there are only three lines, and everything is reachable with a single 'transfer' .
you can easily 'transfer' your personal data to another PC using the export feature
a patient had died after 'transfer' from the County Hospital to St Peter's
The prisoner walked out of HMP Kirkham open prison within hours of his 'transfer' from a secure unit.
They could use a light table or put graphite on the back of the newsprint to 'transfer' the drawings to the good paper.
Property booms, like any booms, are nothing more than a 'transfer' of wealth from one section of society to another.
Passengers can ask for a 'transfer' ticket when they board the bus.
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.
Concerns have been raised about whether colleges should accept degree completer reverse 'transfer' students.
she was going to ask her boss for a 'transfer' to the city
On top of this are costs like 'transfer' duties on property, annual administration fees, stamp duties etc.
Rub the back of the paper with the side of the pencil to 'transfer' the drawing onto the eraser.
The use of a systematic clinical protocol reduced hospital costs and length of stay and improved 'transfer' of patients within the hospital.
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