transfer
பரிமாற்ற
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'
வேறு இடத்திற்கு மாற்று,
இடம்
verb
இடமாற்று
example
I agree the current players shouldn't be punished; let them 'transfer' without having to sit out a year.
Despite bursts of slow running south of Fort Lauderdale we arrived at the Miami Metrorail 'transfer' only 7 minutes late.
In other words, it lays the legal foundations for the privatization of the country's oil wealth and its 'transfer' to US-based energy conglomerates.
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.
The use of a systematic clinical protocol reduced hospital costs and length of stay and improved 'transfer' of patients within the hospital.
The Government wants to 'transfer' the onus of responsibility but without giving any remuneration for the costs associated with it.
Among today's undergraduates, student 'transfer' occurs in all directions.
Rub the back of the paper with the side of the pencil to 'transfer' the drawing onto the eraser.
To 'transfer' the designs, students used a barren or wooden spoon, and applied consistent pressure to the entire surface.
Their effect is the early 'transfer' of jurisdiction for management of such cases from magistrates to the Crown Court.
The business folks had shared $80 cab rides from the Miami Metrorail 'transfer' to West Palm Beach.
Passengers can ask for a 'transfer' ticket when they board the bus.
However, reverse 'transfer' students have impacted this educational door.
Though ghost stories of the Kakaako Fire Stations have thrived, it has not prompted firefighters to request a 'transfer' to another station.
Are the grades of community college 'transfer' students in upper division course work lower than those of native students?
Property booms, like any booms, are nothing more than a 'transfer' of wealth from one section of society to another.
the new product lets users 'transfer' data from palmtop to desktop with a click of the mouse
a patient had died after 'transfer' from the County Hospital to St. Peter's
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.
Once the paper is removed, wipe away the backing residue from the 'transfer' with a paper towel.
we will 'transfer' full planning responsibility to local authorities
It engineered a net 'transfer' of wealth, at an increasing rate, from the poor countries to the rich, making the former poorer and the latter richer.
Warwick station is a major park-and-ride, bus 'transfer' and walk-on station.
With a single fare card, it is also easy to encourage using public transport by introducing rebates for intermodal 'transfer' .
Local and state legislatures eagerly read the Court's decision as an invitation to 'transfer' other people's property to private developers.
Nor was the purpose of the original grants of immunity to delegate power, but rather to 'transfer' certain responsibilities to an intermediary.
He then turned his paper over, before placing it on the canvas and applying powdered chalk to 'transfer' the design to the surface beneath.
What do you think of me, a pathetic little 'transfer' student!
he intends to 'transfer' the fund's assets to the Treasury
This line would afford our group a convenient 'transfer' to the Flushing end of the 7 line.
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