Transfer in Spanish

Dictionary of Spanish

" "Well, she found the kitten. "transmits from place to place" transitive vtrverbo: verse that requires a straight line item ("tell the truth", "I found a coin"). Managers handed the shoe boxes over to the other camps. Transfer [sb] ? transfer[sb]vtrtransitive verb: Verbs that take a straight line item - for example, "Say something.

"She found the kitten (phone: Passport to) (called)? transitives vtrverb: verb that needs a direct object ("tell the truth", "I found a coin"). Wait on the line while I direct you to our support team. Wait online while I forward you to our support team. Stay online while I guide you through our support services. trasbordar?, transbordarv. transbordarv. transbordar?: verb that requires a direct object ("Tell the truth", "I found a coin").

On his way to Barcelona, he moved to Madrid. Transfer Note: Relates to individual, location, thing, qualitiy, etc. Liaison ffnombre femenino: An exclusively feminine noun ("mesa", "tabla"). jetas de correspondencia griupo nominale: An expression that combines a noun with its modifiers and additions that form a common compound expression without becoming a fixed expression ("adjudicación de herencia", "despedida de soltero").

If you leave the subway, you will need a transfer to use the coach. When you get off the subway, you can request a ticket for the coach. transfer nnoun: Relates to individual, place, thing, qualitiy, etc. nfname feminine: exclusively feminine noun ("mesa", "tabla"). Thanks to the help of the advisor, the transfer went smoothly.

The transfer went smoothly thanks to the help of the consultant. transfer nnoun: relates to personality, place, thing, qualitiy, etc.. Recruitment (Fußballspieler: Wechsel der Mannschaft) (football) transfer, transfer male name: Exclusively male gender noun ("television", "flat"). It is the most costly transfer from Manchester United so far. Él ha seido el Traspaso (or: fichaje) más Costa oso del Manchester United hasta Hora. transfer nnoun: Relates to personality, place, thing, service level, etc.

Drawing male noun: exclusively male noun ("television", "floor"). Female noun: exclusively female noun ("table", "table"). nmn male name: An exclusively male noun ("Televisor", "piso"). Make sure that the transfer is not wrinkled during ironing. Transfer nnoun: Relates to individual, place, item, grade, etc.

A new job assignment: traslado nmnombre masculino: It'?s called "televisor" or "piso". Luis is looking for a transfer to Singapore. Transfer not known: Relates to individual, place, thing, qualitiy, etc. Transportation modification traasbordo nombre masculino: Exclusive masculine sustenance ("televisor", "piso"). transfer? viintransitives Verb: Verbs that do not take a straight line item - for example, "She's joking.

"He' s arrived."(change place) v prnlverbo pronominal: Conjugated with an atonic pronoun ("me", "te", "se") that matches the theme ("lavarse", "irse", "irarse"). Following two missions in battle, the troops were prepared for transfer. After two periods of military service, the troops were willing to move. Transfer viintransitives verb: Verb that does not take any immediate item - for example, "She is joking.

"He' has arrived: "US (Change Colleges)US v prnlverbo pronominal: Conjugated with an atonic pronoun ("me", "te", "se") that matches the theme ("lavarse", "irse", "enojarse"). After his first year, he moved to MCLA. She moved to her first year at UKLA. Transfer viintransitives Verb: Verb that does not take a straight line item - for example "She jookes.

"Make (change transport) transbord local verblocución verbal: stable lexical unit of two or more words that functions as a verb transbord ("sacar fuerzas de flaqueza", and " akusar recibo"). We have to transfer at Northgate Station. Transmission of[sth] to[sb] ? vtrtransitives verb: term that takes a directly directed construct - for example, "Say something.

" "Well, she found the kitten. "traspasar vetrverbo transitivo: verbs that require a straight line item ("tell the truth", "I found a coin"). At the end of two month the building was handed over to the new owners. It was handed over to the new owners two month later. transfer[sb] ? vetrtransitive verb: Verbs that take a straight line item - for example, "Say something.

"She found the kitten, "often passively (assign a new job to [sb])trasladar versus trverbo transitivo: Verbo que requiere de un objeto directo ("di la verdad", "encontré una moneda"). That' s why she said. I' m transferred to the new San Francisco offices by my chief. transfer[sth] to[sb] vice + prep(transmit)transmitir transitive vtrverbo: verb that requires a direct object ("tell the truth", "I found a coin").

He' passed all his wisdom on to his replacements at work. He passed on all his wisdom to the one who would replace him at work. The ?This phrase is not a translated version of the source phrase. I prefer that you pay me by bank transfer, because checks require very high commissions. One form of payment is electronic transfer.

EVEPTOS nnoun: relates to individual, place, item, service level, etc. Crown name (payment system) (electronic money transfer at point of sale)EVEPTOS vfnombre femenino: legal entity of the exclusive right to receive money ("mesa", "tabla"). Money transfer at the point of sales location nominally Flocculation nominally femenina: stable lexical unit of two or more words that functions as a female noun ("casa de citas", "zona cero", "arma secreta"). v Expressive expression: term with particular significance as a verb working - e.g. "head composition", "end.

"{\a6} (Request for work in another office)pedir el traaslado Loc Verblocución Verbal: A stable lexical unit consisting of two or more words that function like a verb ("to draw strength from weakness", "to confirm receipt"). And Adrian received a transfer to the company's Paris offices, where he would spend three month. Transfer RNA nnoun: Relates to individual, place, thing, qualitiy, etc.

RNA transfer Loc nomin nominally masculine: Stable lexical unit of two or more words that functions as a male noun ("oxeye", "bad water"). Transferent RNA loc nominally masculine: Stable lexical unit of two or more words that functions as a male noun ("oxeye", "bad water").

My girlfriend got all her cash and I sent her a bank transfer so she could come home. She had run out of cash; I sent my nurse an electronic bank transfer so she could go home. Described in English: Spanish: