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Meanings of transference in English
Synonyms
Examples for "transfer"
Examples for "transfer"
1
Put simply, they believe that serious transfer market clout will be theirs.
2
However, precautionary measures were taken during the transfer through Dublin city centre.
3
Foreign businesses are encouraged to transfer technology in exchange for market access.
4
Different CDP products transfer data to the backup server in different ways.
5
The transfer means the businesses' revenues will go directly to the state.
Usage of transference in English
1
The transference of the malady to the tree was simple but painful.
2
Others like the preparation of food are still in process of transference.
3
Let me bring the Electro-thought transference apparatus; let us read his mind.
4
This raises concerns about the possible transference of antibiotic resistance to humans.
5
There are three methods of heat transference that take place during grilling.
6
A matter transference teleport without guidance programming could put you... well, anywhere.
7
Words like sublimation or transference are figures of speech and nothing else.
8
Possibly I should say a gradual transference, instead of disintegration of soul.
9
But for Joel, at fifty-three, that artistic transference seems to be failing.
10
It's called transference and it's common; kill the messenger and all that.
11
In discussion of transference, writer examines Freud's Dora paper in detail.
12
The transference from pesticides present in the environment into the beehive was evidenced.
13
His transference to the Marine Biological Station of St. Helena may become necessary.
14
Its central dogma was the transference of original sin from man to society.
15
Thirdly, the law recognized the transference of goods by the owner.
16
His transference from the Winwoods to the League was fixed for October 1.
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Translations for transference
Portuguese
Catalan
Transference through the time
Transference across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common