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Definition of relocated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
relocationsettled in a new location
- The relocated family quickly adapted to their new city.
- The relocated office improved employee satisfaction.
- Relocated residents often face challenges in new environments.
Origin of relocated
Latin, re (again) + locare (to place)
Terms with relocated included in their meaning
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relocated
moved from one place to another
relocated
moved from one place to another
relocated
having moved from one place to another
relocated
moved from one place to another
urban planning
having population and industries relocated to outlying areas
transferable
capable of being transferred or relocated
business
relocated to a foreign country
relocated
being moved to a different location
regulation avoidance
business relocated to avoid regulations
biology
relocated within an organism
botanical
capable of being relocated and growing
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- French:relocalisé, ...
- German:umgesiedelt, ...
- Italian:trasferito, ...
- Spanish:reubicado, ...
- Portuguese:realocado, ...
- Chinese:搬迁的, ...
- Japanese:移転した, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَقِل, ...
- Hebrew:מוּעְתָּק, ...
- Russian:перемещенный, ...
- Ukrainian:переселений, ...
- Hindi:स्थानांतरित, ...
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.
- The company relocated its headquarters to Chicago.
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)
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, s'installer ailleurs, ...
- German:umziehen, umsiedeln, ...
- Italian:trasferirsi, trasferire, ...
- Spanish:trasladarse, trasladar, ...
- Portuguese:mudar-se, transferir-se, ...
- Chinese:搬迁, 调动, ...
- Japanese:引っ越す, 転勤する, ...
- Arabic:اِنْتَقَلَ, نَقَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲבוֹר, לְהַעֲבִיר, ...
- Russian:переезжать, перемещаться, ...
- Ukrainian:переїжджати, переміщувати, ...
- Hindi:स्थान बदलना, स्थानांतरित करना, ...
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