Definition
Definition of relocating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
movementchanging position or location
- The relocating office equipment needs to be handled with care.
- The relocating team faced many challenges.
- Relocating families often need support during the transition.
Origin of relocating
Latin, re (again) + locare (to place)
Terms with relocating included in their meaning
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job migration
person relocating abroad seeking improved income and household wellbeing
company strategy
businesses relocating to escape high taxation
household items
sale for downsizing or relocating
relocation
associated with relocating people or things
natural disasters
individual relocating because of natural disasters
business practice
relocating business operations to another country for cost savings
business
related to relocating business processes abroad
business
corporate strategy to reduce taxes by relocating headquarters
business
related to relocating a company for tax benefits
business strategy
practice of relocating business processes to the most cost-effective location
business
relocating business operations back to the home country
business
relocating business operations to the home country
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- French:déménageant, ...
- German:umstellen, ...
- Italian:trasferendo, ...
- Spanish:trasladando, ...
- Portuguese:em mudança, ...
- Chinese:重新定位的, ...
- Japanese:移動する, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَقِل, ...
- Hebrew:מוּעֲבָר, ...
- Russian:перемещающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:переміщуюча, ...
- 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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