transfer
منتقلی
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 '
verb
منتقل کرنا
example
Community college 'transfer' students tended to be much older.
The certificate is not a document of title and its delivery does not 'transfer' any property in the shares covered by it.
Local and state legislatures eagerly read the Court's decision as an invitation to 'transfer' other people's property to private developers.
This method of enlargement has been used for hundreds of years when artists needed to 'transfer' sketch designs to large walls for painting murals.
However, there can be no doubt that diminished enrollment in the community colleges reduced the 'transfer' student pipeline.
The prisoner walked out of HMP Kirkham open prison within hours of his 'transfer' from a secure unit.
we will 'transfer' full planning responsibility to local authorities
This plan allows you to correctly 'transfer' your design to your floor so you won't have your centered design off in the corner.
Students use their previously prepared drawings to 'transfer' their images to the leather-hard clay planter.
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.
It means rail passengers will no longer have to 'transfer' to buses for journeys around Stockport.
a patient had died after 'transfer' from the County Hospital to St Peter's
the 'transfer' of assets from wealthy individuals to family members
The Government wants to 'transfer' the onus of responsibility but without giving any remuneration for the costs associated with it.
Allison had noticed the dark-haired new 'transfer' student that morning, but other than that hadn't paid too much attention to her.
For example, the existence of the transfer agreement makes it simple for students before and after 'transfer' .
Nor was the purpose of the original grants of immunity to delegate power, but rather to 'transfer' certain responsibilities to an intermediary.
Rub the back of the paper with the side of the pencil to 'transfer' the drawing onto the eraser.
Also, when meeting with potential 'transfer' students a prepared articulation course guide for that college is useful.
That, however, is regarded as a radical solution, since it would erode the value of savings and amount to a huge 'transfer' of wealth to borrowers.
Among today's undergraduates, student 'transfer' occurs in all directions.
John advised him to 'transfer' from Rome airport to the railroad station
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.
The business folks had shared $80 cab rides from the Miami Metrorail 'transfer' to West Palm Beach.
In addition, the trust must be constituted by the 'transfer' of property to the trustee, which the Trustee maintains has not occurred.
Given the turnover of council staff he said he would be surprised if there were compulsory redundancies, although some staff may 'transfer' departments.
However, reverse 'transfer' students have impacted this educational door.
A few minutes later, the bus arrives at the location where I need to 'transfer' to another route.
Are the grades of community college 'transfer' students in upper division course work lower than those of native students?
Booms are almost by definition a huge 'transfer' of wealth from one section of the population to another leaving many in the lurch.
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