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Definition of transfer
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Transfer
(n.) A
pathological
process
by
virtue
of which a
unilateral
morbid
condition
on being
abolished
on one side of the body makes its
appearance
in the
corresponding
region
upon the other side.
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Transferability
::
Transferability
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
transferable.
Convolvulus
::
Convolvulus
(n.) A large genus of
plants
having
monopetalous
flowers,
including
the
common
bindweed
(C.
arwensis),
and
formerly
the
morning-glory,
but this is now
transferred
to the genus
Ipomaea..
Transferography
::
Transferography
(n.) The act or
process
of
copying
inscriptions,
or the like, by
making
transfers..
Reassign
::
Reassign
(v. t.) To
assign
back or
again;
to
transfer
back what has been
assigned.
Delegate
::
Delegate
(v. t.) To
intrust
to the care or
management
of
another;
to
transfer;
to
assign;
to
commit.
Hypallage
::
Hypallage
(n.) A
figure
consisting
of a
transference
of
attributes
from their
proper
subjects
to
other.
Thus
Virgil
says, dare
classibus
austros,
to give the winds to the
fleets,
instead
of dare
classibus
austris,
to give the
fleets
to the
winds..
Handle
::
Handle
(v. t.) To
receive
and
transfer;
to have pass
through
one's
hands;
hence,
to buy and sell; as, a
merchant
handles
a
variety
of
goods,
or a large
stock..
King''s Bench
::
King's
Bench ()
Formerly,
the
highest
court of
common
law in
England;
-- so
called
because
the king used to sit there in
person.
It
consisted
of a chief
justice
and four
puisne,
or
junior,
justices.
During
the reign of a queen it was
called
the
Queen's
Bench.
Its
jurisdiction
was
transferred
by the
judicature
acts of 1873 and 1875 to the high court of
justice
created
by that
legislation..
Translation
::
Translation
(n.) A
transfer
of
meaning
in a word or
phrase,
a
metaphor;
a
tralation..
Traduct
::
Traduct
(n.) That which is
traducted;
that which is
transferred;
a
translation.
Merchandisable
::
Merchandisable
(a.) Such as can be used or
transferred
as
merchandise.
Transnature
::
Transnature
(v. t.) To
transfer
or
transform
the
nature
of.
Capitulate
::
Capitulate
(v. t.) To
surrender
or
transfer,
as an army or a
fortress,
on
certain
conditions..
Transpatronize
::
Transpatronize
(v. t.) To
transfer
the
patronage
of.
Translatory
::
Translatory
(a.)
Serving
to
translate;
transferring.
Negotiate
::
Negotiate
(v. t.) To
transfer
for a
valuable
consideration
under rules of
commercial
law; to sell; to pass.
Permutation
::
Permutation
(n.) The act of
permuting;
exchange
of the thing for
another;
mutual
transference;
interchange.
Pipette
::
Pipette
(n.) A small glass tube, often with an
enlargement
or bulb in the
middle,
and
usually
graduated,
-- used for
transferring
or
delivering
measured
quantities..
Cartoon
::
Cartoon
(n.) A
design
or study drawn of the full size, to serve as a model for
transferring
or
copying;
-- used in the
making
of
mosaics,
tapestries,
fresco
pantings
and the like; as, the
cartoons
of
Raphael..
Plasmid
::
Plasmid
(n.) A piece of DNA,
usually
circular,
functioning
as part of the
genetic
material
of a cell, not
integrated
with the
chromosome
and
replicating
independently
of the
chromosome,
but
transferred,
like the
chromosome,
to
subsequent
generations.
In
bacteria,
plasmids
often carry the genes for
antibiotic
resistance;
they are
exploited
in
genetic
engineering
as the
vehicles
for
introduction
of
extraneous
DNA into
cells,
to alter the
genetic
makeup
of the cell. The cells thus
altered
may produ
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