transfer (EN)

verb, noun

verb “transfer”

1. to move something from one place or situation to another
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   She transferred the files from the cabinet to her desk.
2. to change from one vehicle or route to another during a journey
   Passengers must transfer at the next station to get to the airport.
3. to copy or move data, files, or images from one place or device to another
   He transferred the photos from his phone to his computer.
4. to arrange for something to belong to someone else, especially officially
   They transferred the house to their son.
5. to move to a different job, school, or location
   She decided transfer to the company's New York office.
6. (medicine) to move from a wheelchair to another chair or surface
   The patient can transfer from the bed to the wheelchair with assistance.

noun “transfer”

1. the act of moving something from one place, person, or situation to another
   The transfer of data between the computers took several hours.
2. an instance of moving from one place or situation to another
   The transfer of the items from one office to another went smoothly.
3. the act of changing one's job or school
   His transfer to the London branch came as a surprise.
4. the act of changing from one vehicle or route to another during a journey
   There's a quick transfer between flights in Chicago.
5. a ticket allowing a passenger to continue a journey on another bus, train, etc.
   She asked the driver for a transfer to use on the next bus.
6. a student who moves from one school or university to another
   As a transfer, he had to adjust to the new school's curriculum.
7. a player who moves from one sports team to another
   The team announced the transfer of their star player to a rival club.