el
masculine
/tɾasˈlaðo/
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Translation
transfer, move, relocation
Word origin
From trasladar, from Latin translatus ('carried across'), the past participle of transferre, from trans- ('across') plus ferre ('to carry'). The same root gives English 'translate' and 'transfer'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- translatus
- English cognates
- translate, transfer
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluraltraslados
Examples
.
The move to the new office will be on Monday.
.
He requested a transfer to another city for work.
gratuito .
The hotel offers a free transfer to the airport.
.
The patient's transfer was done by ambulance.
muebles .
They arranged the relocation of the furniture with a company.
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