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| gen. |
shift; through-working; relocation; accounting transfers |
| agric. |
conveyance |
| bank. |
wire transfer; remittance |
| biol. |
biological transport; transport |
| chem. |
conveying; transmittance |
| coal. |
stage loader |
| commer., textile |
inter-category transfer; swing; transfer between categories |
| commun. |
hand-off; handover; handoff; cutover |
| commun., IT |
removal |
| comp. |
transmission; transfering; reporting |
| comp., MS |
transfer (The movement of information from one location to another, either within a computer (as from a disk drive to memory), between a computer and an external device (as between a file server and a computer on a network), or between separate computers) |
| construct. |
transfer (remise de la clé); cession (remise de la clé) |
| dialys. |
transfer to another unit (dans un autre service) |
| econ., fin. |
transfer payments |
| el. |
hand-over; through-connect; through-connection |
| environ., agric. |
move-up |
| fin. |
account transfer; transfer payment |
| fin., econ. |
transfer |
| food.ind., chem. |
carry-over |
| IMF. |
disposition of assets; grant |
| industr., construct. |
barring-on; web transfer |
| IT |
jump |
| law |
devolution |
| law, fin. |
assurance |
| life.sc. |
translocation; atmospheric transfer |
| ling. |
functional transfer |
| med. |
transference |
| nucl.phys., OHS |
transport (of radioactivity, natural) |
| pharma., agric. |
carry over |
| proced.law., market., fin. |
assignment |
| telecom. |
call transfer; call assignment; call forwarding; explicit call transfer |
| transp., nucl.pow. |
shipment |
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| bank. |
transfer payments |
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| el. |
electricity wheeling |
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| stat. |
transfers |
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| gen. |
redeployment |
