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relocate English

Meaning relocate meaning

What does relocate mean?
Definitions in simple English

relocate Verb

— If you relocate something, you move it from one place to another. We had to relocate the magazine rack because we bruised our shins on it too frequently when it was near the door. — If someone relocates, they change one's domicile or place of business. Alfred relocated to to take advantage of the boom in the defense industry.

relocate

— verb move or establish in a new location We had to relocate the office because the rent was too high — verb become established in a new location Our company relocated to the Midwest

Synonyms relocate synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as relocate?

relocate English » English

move transfer shift convey remove transport transplant pass on displace carry transpose switch resettle redeploy pull up stakes migrate hand over dislocate change one’s residence carry forward transubstantiate transmute transmigrate translocate transit move transfuse transform transferred transfer dislocate transfer evacuate take submit saltate reschedule reposition replace reorganise relocation relocatability redispose reassign rearrange reallocate raise up put over put into place put propagate port play pin

Topics relocate topics

What do people use relocate to talk about?
Physical actions

Move something

Conjugation relocate conjugation

How do you conjugate relocate?

relocate · verb

Examples relocate examples

How do I use relocate in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

Movie subtitles

For some time we've thought about a plan to relocate the factory to the Hokkaido area.
When they released him, he decided to relocate too.
We could relocate that bomb in another time zone.
Despite halfway measures to clean up the slums and relocate their residents, the city administration of Greater Calcutta has practically given up.
After we relocate Headquarters, the military hospital will also move south.
The management. plans to relocate.
We must relocate to the Earth. We cannot allow failure.
Okay, he can relocate them.
Jack, it's a long shot, but we're gonna use Fowler's device to relocate you and Allison back to G.D.
That Pagglesham refinery, we'll have to relocate it.
During the next two weeks, my staff and cabinet. will attempt to relocate to National Emergency Reconstruction Headquarters.
We're going to have to relocate, I know that.
Why do we have to relocate?
We ought to relocate.
I'll capture them and relocate them out of the gorge.
It's criminal to kill off and cut down the leopard population and under my license I can relocate any animals I find.
I've been through the regulations from front to back and there's nothing that says he can't relocate the animals.
Who allowed you to relocate the Apache to San Carlos by force?
We can relocate him, can't we?
That's why we had to relocate.
We will relocate.
We were going to get our information, sneak her out and relocate her with her mother and sister.
If you are, they would probably have to give you a new identity and relocate you too, wouldn't they?
Will the agents attempt to relocate him?
To relocate would take 18 months.
The synagogue sent these out if you wanted to relocate your loved ones.
We'll relocate them on one of our other islands, St Michael.
You know, the American legation was situated in quite a big distance from the Soviet and English Embassies. And Stalin suggested that Roosevelt should relocate his residence to the Soviet Embassy.
Relocate the Tardis. -Hold on!
Yeah, the synagogue sent these out if you. want them to relocate your loved ones.
Although writers do find new freedom when they relocate abroad.
We had to relocate to Missouri.
We could relocate them in something like safety, in Moravia.
Eventually, he'll want to relocate to Bajor.
You can relocate anywhere if you can get off this globe.
They just relocate them.
I'm afraid you leave me no choice but to relocate you.
Sealed file on relocate.
Four would relocate your house efficiently.
I could use the Earth Dragon Balls to relocate to some other planet, right?

News and current affairs

There must be a tipping point at which some combination of higher taxation, more burdensome regulation, and a hostile political climate causes financial firms to relocate.
Indeed, Abe's visit to Yasukuni came only a day after he completed a long-elusive, US-backed bilateral deal to relocate America's airbase in Okinawa to a less populous area of the island.
The unfortunate result is an uneven playing field, with incentives for banks to relocate operations, whether geographically or in terms of legal entities.
Domestic industries that face foreign competition are beginning to close down or relocate abroad.
For example, the Venezuelan and Colombian governments were confronted with the need to relocate tens of thousands of families displaced by floods in 2010.
In addition, leading Scottish-based banks and many large businesses have said they would relocate some of their operations to London.
This means encouraging domestic entrepreneurs to manufacture goods for export and inviting the world's top companies to relocate production to India.
After all, for many West European companies the existence of a common economic area--and, eventually, an enlarged monetary union--will make it easy to relocate their operations to those parts of Europe with lower costs but identical legal standards.
Financial capital can cross borders far more easily, and physical capital can relocate almost as quickly.
Politicians tend to argue that, although some plumbers migrate to the West and companies relocate to the East, the West will enjoy more jobs in net terms due to the likely expansion of its exports.
As a result, firms based in the coastal provinces that have to move their production (and see no need to diversify away from China) can choose to relocate to China's interior, rather than going abroad.
Meanwhile, Europe, in a display of united selfishness, has scuttled a plan to relocate a mere 40,000 asylum-seekers from their cities of refuge in Italy and Greece.
On my recent visit to Australia, we signed an agreement to relocate a space surveillance radar to Western Australia.
This year, we deployed F-22s and MV-22 Ospreys to Japan and reached an important agreement to relocate our forces on Okinawa.
Similarly, direct investment by Japanese firms is increasing as they relocate production facilities to China to capitalize on lower labor costs and high-quality engineering talent.
The current governor will likely block any construction to relocate a base on the island, exercising a de facto veto, particularly with the gubernatorial election due in late November.

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