Definition of relocate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
movementintr. change one's home or business locationintr.
- She decided to relocate to New York for work.
2.
employmentintr. move to a new place for employmentintr.
- After accepting the new position, Maya relocated to Chicago for work.
3.
logisticstr. move something from one place to anothertr.
- They relocated the statue to the park.
Origin of relocate
Latin, re (again) + locare (to place)
Terms with relocate included in their meaning
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relocate
change the position of something
relocation
relocate to new homes repeatedly without staying long
literal
relocate furniture from one place to another
relocate
prepare belongings for moving to a new place
relocate
move to another country for work or study
relocation
relocate someone or something to a new place
move aside
relocate oneself a few steps away
self-relocate
choose to live outside one's native country
manual labor
scoop and relocate loose material using a long-handled scoop
relocate
leave a place and start anew elsewhere
relocate
move from one's home or familiar location
military movement
ability of military units to relocate
relocate
move to a rural or less populated area
relocation
gradually relocate people or animals
business
relocate to another country for business reasons
ease of movement
quality of being easy to move or relocate
Examples of relocate in a sentence
They will relocate to a bigger office downtown. She decided to relocate for a better job opportunity. They had to relocate due to the company's expansion. The company decided to relocate its headquarters. We need to relocate the files to a secure server.
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- French:déménager, déplacer, ...
- German:umziehen, beruflich umziehen, ...
- Italian:trasferirsi, ricollocarsi, ...
- Spanish:trasladarse, trasladar, ...
- Portuguese:mudar-se, transferir-se, ...
- Chinese:搬迁, 调动, ...
- Japanese:引っ越す, 転勤する, ...
- Arabic:اِنْتَقَلَ, انْتَقَلَ لِلْعَمَلِ, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲבוֹר, לְהַעְתִּיק אֶת מְקוֹם הַמְּגוּרִים, ...
- Russian:переезжать, перебираться, ...
- Ukrainian:переїжджати, переселитися, ...
- Hindi:स्थान बदलना, काम के लिए स्थानांतरित होना, ...
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