Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  transfer 
 
  5  of  9  senses  of  transfer 
 
  Sense  1 
  transfer,  shift 
  =>  shunt 
  =>  carry 
  =>  shuffle 
  =>  transship 
  =>  bunker 
  =>  carry  over  carry  forward 
  =>  remove,  transfer 
 
  Sense  2 
  transfer,  reassign 
  =>  exchange 
 
  Sense  3 
  transfer 
  =>  mail  post  send 
  =>  send  get  off  send  off 
  =>  convey,  transmit,  communicate 
  =>  port 
  =>  offload 
  =>  post  carry 
  =>  ftp 
  =>  spool 
  =>  download 
  =>  upload 
 
  Sense  5 
  transfer 
  =>  give 
  =>  convey 
  =>  secularize 
  =>  assign 
  =>  pass,  hand,  reach,  pass  on  turn  over  give 
  =>  exchange,  change,  interchange 
  =>  commit,  institutionalize,  institutionalise,  send  charge 
  =>  distribute 
 
  Sense  7 
  transmit,  transfer,  transport,  channel,  channelize 
  =>  bring  get  convey,  fetch 
  =>  project 
  =>  propagate 
  =>  translate 
  =>  turn,  release 
  =>  send  send  out 
 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  transfer 
 
  5  of  9  senses  of  transfer 
 
  Sense  1 
  transfer,  shift 
  =>  shunt 
  =>  carry 
  =>  shuffle 
  =>  transship 
  =>  bunker 
  =>  carry  over  carry  forward 
  =>  remove,  transfer 
 
  Sense  2 
  transfer,  reassign 
  =>  exchange 
  =>  alternate 
  =>  rotate 
 
  Sense  3 
  transfer 
  =>  mail  post  send 
  =>  express 
  =>  airmail 
  =>  register 
  =>  express-mail 
  =>  send  get  off  send  off 
  =>  convey,  transmit,  communicate 
  =>  communicate,  pass  on  pass,  put  across 
  =>  plant,  implant 
  =>  send  a  message 
  =>  relay 
  =>  get  across  put  over 
  =>  request,  bespeak,  call  for  quest 
  =>  order 
  =>  reorder 
  =>  place 
  =>  call 
  =>  wish 
  =>  commission 
  =>  ask 
  =>  request 
  =>  order  tell  enjoin,  say 
  =>  direct 
  =>  stet 
  =>  instruct 
  =>  charge 
  =>  charge 
  =>  command,  require,  compel 
  =>  charge,  saddle,  burden 
  =>  overburden 
  =>  bear  down 
  =>  overwhelm,  deluge,  flood  out 
  =>  adjure 
  =>  requisition 
  =>  forbid,  prohibit,  interdict,  proscribe,  veto,  disallow 
  =>  ban 
  =>  bar,  debar,  exclude 
  =>  enjoin 
  =>  outlaw,  criminalize,  criminalise,  illegalize,  illegalise 
  =>  ban,  censor 
  =>  call  send  for 
  =>  summon,  summons,  cite 
  =>  vouch 
  =>  vouch  in 
  =>  demand 
  =>  beep 
  =>  recall 
  =>  call  in 
  =>  lift 
  =>  muster 
  =>  hail 
  =>  summon 
  =>  page 
  =>  buzz 
  =>  convoke,  convene 
  =>  beckon 
  =>  call  up  mobilize,  mobilise,  rally 
  =>  warn 
  =>  call 
  =>  invite,  bid 
  =>  tempt,  allure 
  =>  challenge 
  =>  provoke,  stimulate 
  =>  entice,  lure,  tempt 
  =>  seduce 
  =>  call 
  =>  stool 
  =>  lead  on 
  =>  tweedle 
  =>  decoy 
  =>  bait 
  =>  jog 
  =>  incite,  instigate,  set  off  stir  up 
  =>  raise 
  =>  agitate,  foment,  stir  up 
  =>  rumpus 
  =>  counterchallenge 
  =>  question,  oppugn,  call  into  question 
  =>  suspect,  distrust,  doubt 
  =>  impeach 
  =>  impugn 
  =>  defy,  dare 
  =>  brazen 
  =>  call  out 
  =>  remit,  remand,  send  back 
  =>  appeal 
  =>  sue,  litigate,  process 
  =>  expedite 
  =>  litigate 
  =>  propose,  offer,  pop  the  question 
  =>  encore 
  =>  petition 
  =>  demand 
  =>  want 
  =>  ask  require,  expect 
  =>  call 
  =>  clamor,  clamour 
  =>  dun 
  =>  ask 
  =>  appeal 
  =>  plead 
  =>  beg,  implore,  pray 
  =>  crave 
  =>  supplicate 
  =>  importune,  insist 
  =>  besiege 
  =>  bid,  beseech,  entreat,  adjure,  press,  conjure 
  =>  call  on  turn 
  =>  apply 
  =>  put  in  submit 
  =>  solicit,  beg,  tap 
  =>  quest 
  =>  canvass,  canvas 
  =>  lobby,  buttonhole 
  =>  reserve 
  =>  book  up 
  =>  challenge 
  =>  excuse,  beg  off 
  =>  demand 
  =>  claim 
  =>  demand,  exact 
  =>  command 
  =>  call  call  in 
  =>  counterclaim 
  =>  demand 
  =>  invite,  call  for 
  =>  invite,  ask  in 
  =>  call  in 
  =>  desire 
  =>  beg 
  =>  scrounge,  cadge 
  =>  panhandle 
  =>  claim,  lay  claim,  arrogate 
  =>  pretend 
  =>  requisition 
  =>  arrogate,  ascribe,  assign 
  =>  invite,  ask  over  ask  round 
  =>  call 
  =>  ask  out  invite  out  take  out 
  =>  reserve,  hold  book 
  =>  carry 
  =>  render,  deliver,  return 
  =>  reveal,  display,  show 
  =>  port 
  =>  offload 
  =>  post  carry 
  =>  ftp 
  =>  spool 
  =>  download 
  =>  upload 
 
  Sense  5 
  transfer 
  =>  give 
  =>  provide,  supply,  ply,  cater 
  =>  staff 
  =>  man 
  =>  crew 
  =>  drench 
  =>  regale,  treat 
  =>  wine 
  =>  alcoholize 
  =>  feed,  feast 
  =>  board 
  =>  live  in  sleep  in 
  =>  feed,  grub,  give 
  =>  dine 
  =>  scavenge 
  =>  fodder 
  =>  slop,  swill 
  =>  regurgitate 
  =>  corn 
  =>  overfeed 
  =>  spoonfeed 
  =>  force-feed 
  =>  lunch 
  =>  breakfast 
  =>  breastfeed,  suckle,  suck,  nurse,  wet-nurse,  lactate,  give  suck 
  =>  bottlefeed 
  =>  inject 
  =>  nutrify,  aliment,  nourish 
  =>  range 
  =>  crop,  graze,  pasture 
  =>  grass 
  =>  drift 
  =>  feed 
  =>  serve,  serve  up  dish  out  dish  up  dish 
  =>  plank 
  =>  cater 
  =>  pander,  pimp,  procure 
  =>  serve,  help 
  =>  power 
  =>  drive 
  =>  feed 
  =>  gratify,  pander,  indulge 
  =>  humor,  humour 
  =>  spree 
  =>  sow  one's  oats,  sow  one's  wild  oats 
  =>  meet  satisfy,  fill,  fulfill,  fulfil 
  =>  answer 
  =>  quell,  stay,  appease 
  =>  feed  on  feed  upon 
  =>  quench,  slake,  allay,  assuage 
  =>  horse 
  =>  remount 
  =>  shower 
  =>  accommodate 
  =>  nourish,  nurture,  sustain 
  =>  carry 
  =>  fix  up 
  =>  gutter 
  =>  cough  up  pony  up  spit  up 
  =>  lease,  let  rent 
  =>  sublet,  sublease 
  =>  support 
  =>  fund 
  =>  grubstake 
  =>  bankroll 
  =>  absorb,  take  over 
  =>  subsidize,  subsidise 
  =>  see  through 
  =>  sponsor,  patronize,  patronise 
  =>  cosponsor 
  =>  pay 
  =>  finance 
  =>  seed 
  =>  back 
  =>  refinance 
  =>  fund 
  =>  put  up  contribute 
  =>  compensate,  recompense,  remunerate 
  =>  recoup,  reimburse 
  =>  overpay 
  =>  underpay 
  =>  prepay 
  =>  compensate,  recompense,  indemnify 
  =>  give 
  =>  tithe 
  =>  remit 
  =>  redeem,  pay  off 
  =>  spend,  expend,  drop 
  =>  consume,  eat  up  use  up  eat,  deplete,  exhaust,  run  through  wipe  out 
  =>  run  out 
  =>  drain,  sap 
  =>  indulge,  luxuriate 
  =>  surfeit 
  =>  burn  off  burn,  burn  up 
  =>  spend 
  =>  overspend 
  =>  underspend 
  =>  run  down  exhaust,  play  out  sap,  tire 
  =>  consume,  squander,  waste,  ware 
  =>  fritter,  frivol  away  dissipate,  shoot,  fritter  away  fool,  fool  away 
  =>  luxuriate,  wanton 
  =>  afford 
  =>  squander,  blow 
  =>  lavish,  shower 
  =>  overspend 
  =>  splurge,  fling 
  =>  wanton,  wanton  away  trifle  away 
  =>  underspend 
  =>  misspend 
  =>  penny-pinch 
  =>  invest,  put  commit,  place 
  =>  fund 
  =>  tie  up 
  =>  speculate,  job 
  =>  bull 
  =>  buy  into 
  =>  save,  economize,  economise 
  =>  bribe,  corrupt,  buy 
  =>  sop 
  =>  buy  off  pay  off 
  =>  refund,  return,  repay,  give  back 
  =>  reimburse 
  =>  restore,  restitute 
  =>  foot,  pick 
  =>  disburse,  pay  out 
  =>  charge 
  =>  pay  cash 
  =>  defray 
  =>  kick  back 
  =>  prefer 
  =>  accord,  allot,  grant 
  =>  give 
  =>  privilege 
  =>  enfranchise 
  =>  allow  grant 
  =>  vouchsafe 
  =>  allowance 
  =>  present,  submit 
  =>  bring  in 
  =>  bestow 
  =>  heap 
  =>  distribute,  administer,  mete  out  deal  parcel  out  lot  dispense,  shell  out  deal  out  dish  out  allot,  dole  out 
  =>  assign,  allot,  portion 
  =>  allow  appropriate,  earmark,  set  aside,  reserve 
  =>  allocate,  apportion 
  =>  reapportion,  reallocate 
  =>  ration,  ration  out 
  =>  award,  present 
  =>  certificate 
  =>  confer,  bestow 
  =>  miter 
  =>  bless 
  =>  graduate 
  =>  award,  grant 
  =>  pension,  pension  off 
  =>  deal 
  =>  misdeal 
  =>  give  apply 
  =>  tread 
  =>  offer,  proffer 
  =>  give 
  =>  tender 
  =>  contribute,  give  chip  in  kick  in 
  =>  pool,  combine 
  =>  render,  return 
  =>  feed  back  resubmit 
  =>  deposit,  bank 
  =>  redeposit 
  =>  concede,  yield,  cede,  grant 
  =>  lend,  loan 
  =>  hire  out  rent  out  farm  out 
  =>  advance 
  =>  supply,  provide,  render,  furnish 
  =>  charge 
  =>  recharge 
  =>  date 
  =>  dateline,  datemark 
  =>  date,  date  stamp 
  =>  feed 
  =>  calk 
  =>  fund 
  =>  stint,  skimp,  scant 
  =>  terrace,  terrasse 
  =>  innervate 
  =>  offer 
  =>  solicit,  accost 
  =>  signalize 
  =>  extend,  offer 
  =>  stock 
  =>  plant 
  =>  restock 
  =>  stock,  buy  in 
  =>  overstock 
  =>  understock 
  =>  caption 
  =>  rail 
  =>  grate 
  =>  capitalize,  capitalise 
  =>  alphabetize 
  =>  wharf 
  =>  air-condition 
  =>  uniform 
  =>  railroad 
  =>  partner 
  =>  bewhisker,  whisker 
  =>  subtitle 
  =>  headline 
  =>  match 
  =>  hobnail 
  =>  wive 
  =>  victual 
  =>  surfeit,  cloy 
  =>  heat 
  =>  steam-heat 
  =>  seat 
  =>  reseat 
  =>  seat 
  =>  reseat 
  =>  ramp 
  =>  arm 
  =>  munition 
  =>  rearm 
  =>  interleave 
  =>  glass,  glaze 
  =>  double-glaze 
  =>  crenel,  crenelate,  crenellate 
  =>  causeway 
  =>  canal,  canalize,  canalise 
  =>  bush 
  =>  brattice 
  =>  furnish 
  =>  refurnish 
  =>  slat 
  =>  berth 
  =>  bed 
  =>  bunk 
  =>  computerize,  computerise 
  =>  costume 
  =>  bottom 
  =>  rafter 
  =>  tool 
  =>  key 
  =>  fuel 
  =>  gas  up 
  =>  refuel 
  =>  bunker 
  =>  provision,  purvey 
  =>  yield,  give  afford 
  =>  open  open  up 
  =>  leave  allow  for  allow  provide  for 
  =>  equip,  fit  fit  out  outfit 
  =>  rig,  set  set  up 
  =>  mechanize,  mechanise,  motorize,  motorise 
  =>  fuse 
  =>  collar 
  =>  spur 
  =>  fin 
  =>  motorize 
  =>  muzzle 
  =>  weatherstrip 
  =>  kit  out  kit  up  kit 
  =>  appoint 
  =>  re-equip,  rejig 
  =>  refit 
  =>  armor,  armour 
  =>  accouter,  accoutre 
  =>  wire 
  =>  rewire 
  =>  invest,  clothe,  adorn 
  =>  commission 
  =>  transistorize 
  =>  upholster 
  =>  cleat 
  =>  coal 
  =>  corbel 
  =>  cornice 
  =>  constitutionalize 
  =>  copperbottom 
  =>  curtain 
  =>  gate 
  =>  index 
  =>  joint,  articulate 
  =>  pour 
  =>  pump 
  =>  fuel,  fire 
  =>  flood,  oversupply,  glut 
  =>  toggle 
  =>  patch 
  =>  water 
  =>  leverage 
  =>  tap 
  =>  top 
  =>  reflectorize 
  =>  retrofit 
  =>  border,  edge 
  =>  shelter 
  =>  house,  put  up 
  =>  rehouse 
  =>  home 
  =>  lodge,  accommodate 
  =>  barrack 
  =>  keep 
  =>  quarter,  billet,  canton 
  =>  chamber 
  =>  take  in 
  =>  kennel 
  =>  stable 
  =>  stall 
  =>  harbor,  harbour 
  =>  requite,  repay 
  =>  pay 
  =>  spare,  give  up  part  with  dispense  with 
  =>  convey 
  =>  secularize 
  =>  assign 
  =>  pass,  hand,  reach,  pass  on  turn  over  give 
  =>  give 
  =>  slip,  sneak 
  =>  deal 
  =>  hand  over  turn  in  get  in  deliver,  render 
  =>  bail 
  =>  give  away 
  =>  release,  relinquish,  free  give  up 
  =>  derequisition 
  =>  sacrifice,  give 
  =>  entrust,  intrust,  trust,  confide,  commit 
  =>  commend 
  =>  consign,  charge 
  =>  pledge 
  =>  give 
  =>  hypothecate 
  =>  pawn,  soak,  hock 
  =>  check 
  =>  check 
  =>  recommit 
  =>  entrust,  leave 
  =>  exchange,  change,  interchange 
  =>  sell 
  =>  clear 
  =>  scalp 
  =>  bootleg 
  =>  sell  short 
  =>  remainder 
  =>  resell 
  =>  syndicate 
  =>  deaccession 
  =>  foist  off  palm  off  fob  off 
  =>  realize,  realise 
  =>  auction,  auction  off  auctioneer 
  =>  retail 
  =>  wholesale 
  =>  trust 
  =>  sacrifice 
  =>  dump,  underprice 
  =>  undersell,  undercut 
  =>  dispose 
  =>  redispose 
  =>  move 
  =>  prostitute 
  =>  streetwalk 
  =>  cash,  cash  in 
  =>  redeem 
  =>  ransom,  redeem 
  =>  substitute,  replace 
  =>  shift 
  =>  reduce 
  =>  truncate 
  =>  retool 
  =>  subrogate 
  =>  substitute,  sub,  stand  in  fill  in 
  =>  trade  swap,  swop,  switch 
  =>  barter 
  =>  trade  trade  in 
  =>  barter  away 
  =>  commit,  institutionalize,  institutionalise,  send  charge 
  =>  hospitalize 
  =>  distribute 
  =>  issue,  supply 
  =>  unblock,  unfreeze,  free  release 
  =>  free  release 
  =>  declassify 
  =>  reticulate 
 
  Sense  7 
  transmit,  transfer,  transport,  channel,  channelize 
  =>  bring  get  convey,  fetch 
  =>  retrieve 
  =>  deliver 
  =>  misdeliver 
  =>  serve,  process,  swear  out 
  =>  subpoena 
  =>  drop,  set  down  put  down  unload,  discharge 
  =>  wharf 
  =>  air-drop 
  =>  consign 
  =>  project 
  =>  propagate 
  =>  translate 
  =>  turn,  release 
  =>  deflate 
  =>  throw 
  =>  send  send  out 
  =>  send  in 
  =>  mail  out 
  =>  mail  get  off 
  =>  pouch 
 
  Entailment  of  verb  transfer 
 
  1  of  9  senses  of  transfer 
 
  Sense  5 
  transfer 
  =>  move  displace 
 
  Synonyms/Hypernyms  (Ordered  by  Frequency)  of  verb  transfer 
 
  9  senses  of  transfer 
 
  Sense  1 
  transfer,  shift 
  =>  move  displace 
 
  Sense  2 
  transfer,  reassign 
  =>  delegate,  designate,  depute,  assign 
 
  Sense  3 
  transfer 
  =>  move  displace 
 
  Sense  4 
  transplant,  transfer 
  =>  displace,  force  out 
 
  Sense  5 
  transfer 
 
  Sense  6 
  transfer,  change 
  =>  travel,  go  move  locomote 
 
  Sense  7 
  transmit,  transfer,  transport,  channel,  channelize 
  =>  move  displace 
 
  Sense  8 
  remove,  transfer 
  =>  transfer,  shift 
 
  Sense  9 
  transfer,  transpose,  transplant 
  =>  shift 
 
  Familiarity  of  verb  transfer 
 
  transfer  used  as  a  verb  is  familiar  (polysemy  count  =  9) 
 
  Synonyms  (Grouped  by  Similarity  of  Meaning)  of  verb  transfer 
 
  Sense  1 
  transfer,  shift 
  =>  move  displace 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  2 
  transfer,  reassign 
  =>  delegate,  designate,  depute,  assign 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  3 
  transfer 
  =>  move  displace 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  4 
  transplant,  transfer 
  =>  displace,  force  out 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  5 
  transfer 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  6 
  transfer,  change 
  =>  travel,  go  move  locomote 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  7 
  transmit,  transfer,  transport,  channel,  channelize 
  =>  move  displace 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  8 
  remove,  transfer 
  =>  transfer,  shift 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  9 
  transfer,  transpose,  transplant 
  =>  shift 
  -------------- 
 
  Grep  of  noun  transfer 
  anonymous  file  transfer  protocol 
  asynchronous  transfer  mode 
  file  transfer  protocol 
  hypertext  transfer  protocol 
  legal  transfer 
  transfer 
  transfer  agent 
  transfer  dna 
  transfer  of  training 
  transfer  paper 
  transfer  payment 
  transfer  tax 
  transferability 
  transferee 
  transference 
  transferer 
  transferor 
  transferral 
  transferred  possession 
  transferred  property 
  transferrer 
  transferrin 
 
  Overview  of  noun  transfer 
 
  The  noun  transfer  has  6  senses  (first  3  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (20)  transportation,  transfer,  transferral,  conveyance  --  (the  act  of  transporting  something  from  one  location  to  another) 
  2.  (1)  transfer,  transferee  --  (someone  who  transfers  or  is  transferred  from  one  position  to  another;  "the  best  student  was  a  transfer  from  LSU") 
  3.  (1)  transfer,  transference  --  (the  act  of  transfering  something  from  one  form  to  another;  "the  transfer  of  the  music  from  record  to  tape  suppressed  much  of  the  background  noise") 
  4.  transfer  --  (a  ticket  that  allows  a  passenger  to  change  conveyances) 
  5.  transfer,  transfer  of  training,  carry-over,  generalization,  generalisation  --  (generalization  of  a  skill  learned  in  one  situation  to  a  different  but  similar  situation) 
  6.  transfer,  transference  --  (transferring  ownership) 
 
  Overview  of  verb  transfer 
 
  The  verb  transfer  has  9  senses  (first  7  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (7)  transfer,  shift  --  (move  around  "transfer  the  packet  from  his  trouser  pockets  to  a  pocket  in  his  jacket") 
  2.  (6)  transfer,  reassign  --  (transfer  somebody  to  a  different  position  or  location  of  work) 
  3.  (6)  transfer  --  (move  from  one  place  to  another;  "transfer  the  data";  "transmit  the  news";  "transfer  the  money") 
  4.  (6)  transplant,  transfer  --  (lift  and  reset  in  another  soil  or  situation;  "Transplant  the  young  rice  plants") 
  5.  (1)  transfer  --  (cause  to  change  ownership;  "I  transferred  my  stock  holdings  to  my  children") 
  6.  (1)  transfer,  change  --  (change  from  one  vehicle  or  transportation  line  to  another;  "She  changed  in  Chicago  on  her  way  to  the  East  coast") 
  7.  (1)  transmit,  transfer,  transport,  channel,  channelize  --  (send  from  one  person  or  place  to  another;  "transmit  a  message") 
  8.  remove,  transfer  --  (shift  the  position  or  location  of  as  for  business,  legal,  educational,  or  military  purposes;  "He  removed  his  children  to  the  countryside";  "Remove  the  troops  to  the  forest  surrounding  the  city";  "remove  a  case  to  another  court") 
  9.  transfer,  transpose,  transplant  --  (transfer  from  one  place  or  period  to  another;  "The  ancient  Greek  story  was  transplanted  into  Modern  America") 
 
  Grep  of  adj  transfer 
  transferable 
  transferrable 
 
  Overview  of  noun  transfer 
 
  The  noun  transfer  has  6  senses  (first  3  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (20)  transportation,  transfer,  transferral,  conveyance  --  (the  act  of  transporting  something  from  one  location  to  another) 
  2.  (1)  transfer,  transferee  --  (someone  who  transfers  or  is  transferred  from  one  position  to  another;  "the  best  student  was  a  transfer  from  LSU") 
  3.  (1)  transfer,  transference  --  (the  act  of  transfering  something  from  one  form  to  another;  "the  transfer  of  the  music  from  record  to  tape  suppressed  much  of  the  background  noise") 
  4.  transfer  --  (a  ticket  that  allows  a  passenger  to  change  conveyances) 
  5.  transfer,  transfer  of  training,  carry-over,  generalization,  generalisation  --  (generalization  of  a  skill  learned  in  one  situation  to  a  different  but  similar  situation) 
  6.  transfer,  transference  --  (transferring  ownership) 
 
  Overview  of  verb  transfer 
 
  The  verb  transfer  has  9  senses  (first  7  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (7)  transfer,  shift  --  (move  around  "transfer  the  packet  from  his  trouser  pockets  to  a  pocket  in  his  jacket") 
  2.  (6)  transfer,  reassign  --  (transfer  somebody  to  a  different  position  or  location  of  work) 
  3.  (6)  transfer  --  (move  from  one  place  to  another;  "transfer  the  data";  "transmit  the  news";  "transfer  the  money") 
  4.  (6)  transplant,  transfer  --  (lift  and  reset  in  another  soil  or  situation;  "Transplant  the  young  rice  plants") 
  5.  (1)  transfer  --  (cause  to  change  ownership;  "I  transferred  my  stock  holdings  to  my  children") 
  6.  (1)  transfer,  change  --  (change  from  one  vehicle  or  transportation  line  to  another;  "She  changed  in  Chicago  on  her  way  to  the  East  coast") 
  7.  (1)  transmit,  transfer,  transport,  channel,  channelize  --  (send  from  one  person  or  place  to  another;  "transmit  a  message") 
  8.  remove,  transfer  --  (shift  the  position  or  location  of  as  for  business,  legal,  educational,  or  military  purposes;  "He  removed  his  children  to  the  countryside";  "Remove  the  troops  to  the  forest  surrounding  the  city";  "remove  a  case  to  another  court") 
  9.  transfer,  transpose,  transplant  --  (transfer  from  one  place  or  period  to  another;  "The  ancient  Greek  story  was  transplanted  into  Modern  America") 

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