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| gen. |
conduction; transmission (Daten); delegation; conferral; assignment; conferment; descent; devolvement; endorsement; negotiation; propagation; release; transference; transmission; transmittal; conveyance; delivery; livery; conferring |
| agric. |
gearing |
| agric., fish.farm. |
return |
| busin., IT |
portation |
| chem. |
transmittance |
| commun. |
lines carried over; transmission (ITU-T (CCITT) G.701 1.112); trunk repeater; line circuit (tel. signalling); relay set |
| comp. |
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); broadcast (A method by which a client receives a stream. During a broadcast connection, clients cannot control the stream. This is the opposite of an on-demand presentation) |
| construct. |
transfer (der Schlüssel); cession (der Schlüssel); assignment (von Eigentum); transmission (von Bewegung, Druck, Kräften) |
| econ. |
carryover; alienation (Eigentum, Grund und Boden usw); assurance (von Grundbesitz); commitment; delegation (z.B. einer Vollmacht, Schuld); devolution (z.B. von Besitz, Rechten, Funktionen); disposal; disposition; grant; making over (Eigentum); negotiation (Wechsel); projection |
| econ., BrE |
posting |
| emerg.care |
transfer; transmission |
| fin. |
carry-over; carrying appropriations forward; account transfer |
| IMF. |
transfer payment |
| IT |
transmit; alienation; cession |
| law |
settlement |
| law, ADR |
demise; grant (von Grundbesitz); vesting; transfer (von Aktien) |
| med. |
contact; prolonged pregnancy; vection; spreading; protraction (through neglect) |
| microel. |
swap |
| stat. |
transfers |
| tech. |
broadcast; communication; copy; feedthrough; line pack; relaying; telecast; transcription; translation; transport |
| tel. |
line circuit |
| transp., mil., grnd.forc., mech.eng. |
drive; drive line |
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| gen. |
transferences; transmittals; transfers |
| econ., fin. |
transfer payments |
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| gen. |
devolution (from; to; of power) |
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| gen. |
translation |
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| gen. |
passing on (of diseases) |
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contagion |
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| radio |
emission |
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| agric. |
transmissive; transmission |
