What does transfer in Romanian mean?

What is the meaning of the word transfer in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use transfer in Romanian.

The word transfer in Romanian means transfer, transfer, detașare, transfer, transfer, transfer, transfer, predare, transfer, transfer, transfer, transfer, transfer, transfer, transfer, transfer, mutare, deplasare, transfer, transfer bancar, transfer de proprietate, transfer al proprietății, rată de transfer, bilet de transfer, acid ribonucleic de transfer, transferabil, transfer afectiv, transfer bancar. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word transfer

transfer

transfer

(uncountable (act of transferring sth)

Transference of knowledge is the basis of education.

detașare

(military: transfer) (în interes de serviciu)

The soldier was upset about his secondment.

transfer

(sth transferred)

The scientists could see the DNA transference in the blood sample.

transfer

(transfer)

The switchover resulted in our business downsizing.

transfer

(employee: transfer)

Vera had worked as a clerk for a long time and was very happy when she heard about her secondment.

transfer

(law: transfer of property) (de proprietate)

The details of the conveyance of the property are laid out in the contract.

predare

(project: pass on to sb else)

transfer

(psychology: transference of feelings to sb or sth else)

The psychologist told Tom that his annoyance at small problems was actually displacement of his justifiable anger towards his boss.

transfer

(telecoms: channel transfer)

transfer

(change of transport)

My journey from the US to the UK involved two transfers.

transfer

(legal transfer)

A fost finalizat transferul terenului de la tatăl meu la fratele meu.
The grant of land from my father to my brother has been completed.

transfer

(law: transference)

Transferul proprietății era specificat în contract.
The assignment of the property was specified in the contract.

transfer

(transfer)

The movement of prisoners relieved crowding in the jail.

transfer

(conveying sb to new place)

The transfer was smooth thanks to the consultant's help.

transfer

(soccer player: change of team)

He's Manchester United's most expensive transfer yet.

mutare, deplasare

(physics: movement)

This diagram shows the translation of the object to its new location.

transfer

(new work location assignment)

Louis is hoping for a transfer to Singapore.

transfer bancar

(money sent between accounts)

transfer de proprietate

(law: transfer of property)

The solicitor made arrangements for the demise of the estate.

transfer al proprietății

(UK (business: transfer ownership)

rată de transfer

(computers: bandwidth) (computer)

This computer has a very high throughput.

bilet de transfer

(US (ticket for change in transport)

Când cobori din metro ți se pune o ștampilă pe biletul de transfer la autobuz.
When leaving the metro, you'll need a transfer to use the bus.

acid ribonucleic de transfer

(genetic molecule)

transferabil

(that can be assigned to new owner)

Plane tickets are usually not transferable.

transfer afectiv

(psychoanalysis: of emotions) (psihologie)

Emma is a psychology student studying the role of therapists in the phenomenon of transference.

transfer bancar

(bank-to-bank money transfer)

When my sister lost all her money, I sent her a wire transfer so she could get home.

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