reincarnation or transmigration (Buddhism)
to change one's profession; to transfer to civilian work
to transfer; to change trains, buses etc
to pass on to sb; to carry and give to sb else
to change production; to move over to new products
to refer sb to an agency (or hospital etc); referral
to transfer to another club (professional sports)
transposition; displacement; inversion; translocation; to displace; to transpose
to roll over; to turn over (one's body)
to change one's viewpoint; to turn from side to side (in bed)
change over to; shift to; switch to
to transmit; to pass on written message
becoming acute; to exacerbate
to turn sth around; to swivel
to change; to transform; isomerization (chemistry)
to transmit; to forward (mail, SMS, packets of data); to pass on; to republish (an article from another publication)
to change; to transform; shift; transformation; to turn (into); to convert; conversion; changeover
entrepot; transit (of goods); (coll.) to deny; to go back on one's word
to change the channel (TV)
to change direction; (fig.) to change one's stance
to pass on; to communicate; to transmit
to turn back; to put back; reversal; melodic inversion (in music)
to save or redeem (a situation); to mediate; to intercede
transformation; to transform
to turn one's head; to change direction; U-turn; volte face; to repent
improvement; turnaround (for the better)
to remarry (of widow); to pass on (blame, cost, obligation, unpleasant consequence etc); to transfer (blame, guilt); to pass the buck
to change schools; to transfer to another college
to forward (a message, letter, article etc)
to slip (e.g. of clutch); slippage; also used of economic indicators, statistical discrepancies etc
to tack (of sailing ship); to jibe; to go about
to become a cadre (e.g. a promotion from shopfloor)
to quote from secondary source
to turn; to go around a corner
transcription; to make a copy of a recording
to change (to final stretch of journey)
to migrate; to move house
to have second thoughts about sth; to think better of
to fight in one place after another
to pass on; to resell; to change hands
to pass on a task; to delegate one's work; to pass the buck
shift in the trend of events; turnaround; plot shift in a book; turn in the conversation
to change; to switch; to convert; to transform
switch; connection; to put through (to telephone extension)
relay; broadcast (on radio or TV)
(Internet) to repost (Tw)
turnaround; (to take) a turn for the better; favourable turn; to change planes; (flight) transfer
to transfer to full membership; to obtain tenure
transfer character (one of the Six Methods 六書|六书 of forming Chinese characters); character with meanings influenced by other words; sometimes called mutually explanatory character
to adapt for use for another purpose
in a flash; in the blink of an eye; to glance
to change major (at college); to take up a new specialist subject; to transfer to a different medical department
to shift; to divert (attention etc); to distract; to change; to transform; metastasis (medicine); to evacuate (people)
conversely; but rather; to turn and (address a topic, face attackers etc); to turn against sb; to turn one's thoughts back to; to come around (to a point of view)
to turn one's back; to turn around; (fig.) change in a very short time
to turn one's head; in no time; in the twinkling of an eye
bend in a street; corner; to turn a corner
transfer (technology, goods etc); conveyancing (property)
to transfer (a patient for treatment in a different hospital)
to translate (to another language); to convert
(music) to change key; modulation; (of an employee) to be transferred to another post
to transfer (money to a bank account)
to turn round (of a person) ; to turn around; to turn-back; to face (about); to remarry (of a widow) (archaic)
to transfer; to change trains, buses etc
to forward (a shipment); to reprint sth published elsewhere; Taiwan pr. [zhuan3 zai4]
to pass on; to convey; to communicate
to forward goods; to ship; to distribute; transshipment; a lucky break; change of fortune (for the better)
to pass on (stories); to relate
to make a detour; to go by way of
to transfer (a patient) to a different hospital; to transfer to hospital (e.g. a prisoner)
change of rhyme (within a poem)
transfer fee; signing bonus; sign-on bonus
to transfer (from one unit to another)
vehicle turn indicator light
student who changes school
turning point; breaking point
to transmit Buddhist teaching; chakram or chakka (throwing disk)
transfer character (one of the Six Methods 六書|六书 of forming Chinese characters); character with meanings influenced by other words; sometimes called mutually explanatory character
storage depot on a transportation route
distribution depot; staging post; transit center
to go underground; to turn to secret activities
moment of inertia (mechanics)
to change positions; to shift one's ground
turn signal (auto.); turning indicator
transform fault (geology)
amino transferase (enzyme)
to pass in an instant; over in the twinkling of an eye
transfer payment (payment from government or private sector for which no good or service is required in return)
to shift one's eyes; (fig.) to shift one's attention; to divert attention
to move one's base (of operations); to reposition; to relocate
genetically modified (GM) food
to change (train or plane); transfer; correspondence
to make an about-turn; to reverse one's direction, policy, sequence etc; to turn things on their head
deflection (physics); deviation (away from a straight line)
reversal; inversion; to reverse; to invert (upside down, inside out, back to front, white to black etc)
to turn right; right turn
to demobilize; to transfer to other tasks (of troops)
to improve; to take a turn for the better; improvement
(voice, music) suave; mellow; (speech) indirect; tactful
to whirl; to turn around quickly
to reverse; to turn around (an undesirable situation)
to approve and forward; to endorse; stamp "approved for distribution"
to transmit a document (up or down a chain of bureaucracy)
to turn; to turn around; to transfer (funds etc)
to rotate; to revolve; to spin; to whirl
to be on the move; to roam or wander; to circulate (of goods or capital)
to roll; to turn over; to invert; to flip
to turn away; to turn one's back to; (gymnastics etc) backspin
to reassign sb to a different job; to turn around; to change direction; to make a U turn
to toss about in bed; from person to person; indirectly; to wander
to work; to operate; to revolve; to turn around
angle of drift (navigation); deflection (from course); angle of divergence
revolving fund; working capital; petty cash; turnover
rotating platform; luggage carousel
nuclear transformation; nuclear transmutation
to rotate about an axis; axis of rotation (math.)
transfer desk; correspondence desk
to invert the selection (on computer)
revolving belt sushi (restaurant)
live relay; broadcast of actual scene; to broadcast live
a surface of revolution (math)
merry-go-round; carousel; Carousel, South Korean TV soap opera
from prosperity to decline; at its peak before the decline
conversion from simple to traditional Chinese characters
to lose one's bearings; utterly confused
to toss and turn restlessly (in the bed)
to move nimbly about, dodging and weaving (martial arts)
to act according to whatever is the current outlook; pragmatic; unprincipled
rotational angular velocity
reverse transcription virus; retrovirus
luggage conveyor belt; carousel
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