transfer
ਤਬਾਦਲੇ
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.
example
To 'transfer' the designs, students used a barren or wooden spoon, and applied consistent pressure to the entire surface.
There is a mandatory 10-day waiting period to allow for the possibility of a 'transfer' to another hospital, to allow for a trip to the court house.
Warwick station is a major park-and-ride, bus 'transfer' and walk-on station.
Despite bursts of slow running south of Fort Lauderdale we arrived at the Miami Metrorail 'transfer' only 7 minutes late.
Although these campuses are excited about their four-year status, both have a primary goal of serving 'transfer' students from community colleges.
Tara said she would arrange the 'transfer' to another account but she did not do this.
A 'transfer' of authority to another body lessens our own Government's sovereignty and the ability to determine domestic standards and conformance.
To offer no extras seems a crime but I'll settle for the gorgeous 'transfer' and original anamorphic aspect ratio.
you can easily 'transfer' your personal data to another PC using the export feature
Property booms, like any booms, are nothing more than a 'transfer' of wealth from one section of society to another.
A few minutes later, the bus arrives at the location where I need to 'transfer' to another route.
he intends to 'transfer' the fund's assets to the Treasury
Community college 'transfer' students tended to be much older.
This transfer would delay the latter train a few minutes, long enough for us to make our 'transfer' .
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.
Waldorf Transfer Co. was a small, local contractor in Hamilton, Ontario that provided baggage 'transfer' between various stations.
This guy killed a bus driver over a bus 'transfer' ticket.
The pressure on colleges and universities to adopt standard formulas for transferring credits has grown in recent years along with the number of 'transfer' students.
Among today's undergraduates, student 'transfer' occurs in all directions.
Even with the lowered estimate of the wealth 'transfer' , no one denies that more than $1 trillion will still end up in Boomer pockets over the next decade.
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.
They could use a light table or put graphite on the back of the newsprint to 'transfer' the drawings to the good paper.
The prisoner walked out of HMP Kirkham open prison within hours of his 'transfer' from a secure unit.
For example, the existence of the transfer agreement makes it simple for students before and after 'transfer' .
Concerns have been raised about whether colleges should accept degree completer reverse 'transfer' students.
If your Honour looks to the instrument of conveyance, the transfer, it is an unqualified 'transfer' of the unencumbered fee simple.
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.
I agree the current players shouldn't be punished; let them 'transfer' without having to sit out a year.
The use of a systematic clinical protocol reduced hospital costs and length of stay and improved 'transfer' of patients within the hospital.
a 'transfer' of wealth to the poorer nations
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