How Do You Spell TRANSFER?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈansfɜː] (IPA)

The word "transfer" is spelled in accordance with English phonetic rules. The first syllable is stressed, and is pronounced like "tran", rhyming with "ran". The second syllable ends with an "s" sound, which is spelled with the letter "s". The third syllable is stressed, and pronounced like "fur", rhyming with "blur". The fourth syllable begins with a "r" sound, which is spelled with the letter "r", and ends with the sound "er", which is spelled with the letters "e-r". Thus, the IPA phonetic transcription of "transfer" is /ˈtræns-fɜːr/.

TRANSFER Meaning and Definition

1. Transfer is a versatile verb that can be used to describe a variety of actions, with its overarching meaning involving the movement of something or someone from one place, person, or situation to another. Primarily, it refers to the act of transporting or conveying an object, person, or resource from one location to another. This transfer may involve physically moving an item or abstractly shifting ownership, possession, or control of something.

   In the context of transportation, transfer refers to the movement of people or goods from one mode of transportation to another, often between different vehicles or methods of travel. This can include transferring between different buses, trains, or planes, or moving cargo from one ship to another.

   Transfer also encompasses the act of conveying or transmitting information, ideas, or skills from one person or group to another. This can occur through teaching, training, or sharing knowledge, usually done to ensure the continuity or dissemination of information.

   Furthermore, transfer can involve moving an employee from one position, department, or location to another within an organization. This can be done for personnel development, organizational needs, or to provide new experiences and challenges for the individual.

   In various domains, such as sports or financial transactions, transfer has additional specialized definitions. It may refer to the movement of a player from one sports team to another, often involving a legal transaction. In finance, transfer can denote the act of moving money or assets from one account or institution to another.

   Overall, transfer involves the act of relocating or shifting something or someone, encompassing aspects of movement, conveyance, transmission, or change of ownership.

Top Common Misspellings for TRANSFER *

• trasnfer 11.7537313%
• trasfer 8.7686567%
• transfere 6.6231343%
• transer 4.3843283%
• transferd 4.1044776%
• transfert 2.3320895%
• tansfer 1.6791044%
• trnasfer 1.5858208%
• transferr 1.772388%
• transffer 0.8395522%
• transfter 0.8395522%
• transfor 0.5597014%
• transfare 0.3731343%
• treansfer 0.2798507%
• transfet 0.2798507%
• tranfser 0.2798507%
• transferre 0.1865671%
• trasnsfer 0.1865671%
• transfar 0.1865671%
• transcfer 0.1865671%
• transder 0.1865671%
• trancefer 0.1865671%
• tranfere 0.1865671%
• transfe 0.1865671%
• transfore 0.1865671%
• transf 0.1865671%
• transver 0.1865671%
• transger 0.1865671%
• tarnsfer 0.1865671%
• transfrer 0.1865671%
• tranfers 0.0932835%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for TRANSFER

• transien
• transfre
• teansfer
• tranfor
• transter
• teransfer
• transfrm
• transers
• transfree
• trunsfer
• transwer
• transfier
• transferng
• trransfer
• transfair
• transfferd
• transever
• transiver
• transforn
• transfes
• transfear
• trabsfer
• transerf
• reansfer
• transfuer
• transsfer
• transpher
• transpor
• trancfer
• transe
• transfat
• transfomer
• rtansfer
• transrer
• transvers
• transeferd
• transferde
• trensfer
• Transmeu
• TRANSFeIR
• Transfird
• transfgar
• transfiger
• transefe
• Transefex
• transfmor
• Taransfat
• transfxd
• Transfferr
• Trainster
• transefor

Etymology of TRANSFER

The word transfer originated from the Latin verb transferre, which is a combination of two elements: trans meaning across or beyond and ferre meaning to carry or to bring.

Idioms with the word TRANSFER

• transfer to sth The idiom "transfer to something" refers to the act of shifting or moving from one thing or place to another, typically involving a change in location, responsibility, or possession. It can also imply a transition or movement of data, information, or resources between different systems, departments, or individuals.
• transfer sth (from sm) (to sm else) The idiom "transfer something (from somewhere) (to somewhere else)" is used to describe the action of moving or shifting something from one place or person to another. It implies a deliberate act of relocation or conveying something to a different location or recipient.
• transfer sm or sth to sm The idiom "transfer sm or sth to sm" means to move or shift someone or something from one place or person to another. It can refer to the physical relocation of a person or object, as well as the act of delegating responsibility or passing on information.
• transfer sm or sth (from sm place) (to sm place) The idiom "transfer sm or sth (from sm place) (to sm place)" means to move or relocate someone or something from one place to another. It involves the act of transferring or shifting the person or thing to a different location.

Similar spelling words for TRANSFER

• transfuse,
• transferee,
• transpolar,
• transgress,
• transferrer,
• transposed,
• land-transfer,
• transferer,
• transduce,
• transdermal,
• transcript,
• transpiring,
• transfigure,
• Transfer-day,
• transponder,
• translunary,
• transferrin,
• transpose,
• transform,
• transformer,
• Trinkle,
• transudate,
• transfix,
• transversus,
• transmute,
• transformed,
• Trinks,
• trunks,
• transferase,
• transact,
• transvestic,
• TRANSCEIVER,
• transferor,
• transience,
• transmitter,
• transmit,
• trencher,
• transfer-out,
• build-operate-transfer,
• transfer-print,
• transitory,
• heat-transfer,
• mass-transfer,
• transom,
• translate,
• data-transfer,
• translator,
• transferral,
• translunar,
• transverse,
• tranche,
• transit,
• transuranic,
• Trnsfr,
• transfusion,
• transferr\'d,
• transcribed,
• transitive,
• transcribe,
• Transferree,
• transpire,
• trans,
• transporter,
• transfer-level,
• charge-transfer,
• transparent,
• transude,
• money-transfer,
• thought-transfer,
• transdermic,
• trencherman,
• trance,
• transfer-list,
• transposon,
• Transfer-paper,
• transactor,
• transept,
• transfer-printing,
• transpirate,
• Transue,
• transducer,
• transfixed,
• transcriber,
• transistor,
• transversal,
• TRANSFAIR,
• transport.

Plural form of TRANSFER is TRANSFERS

Conjugate verb Transfer

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have transferred

you would have transferred

he/she/it would have transferred

we would have transferred

they would have transferred

I would have transfer

you would have transfer

he/she/it would have transfer

we would have transfer

they would have transfer

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been transferring

you would have been transferring

he/she/it would have been transferring

we would have been transferring

they would have been transferring

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would transfer

you would transfer

he/she/it would transfer

we would transfer

they would transfer

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be transferring

you would be transferring

he/she/it would be transferring

we would be transferring

they would be transferring

FUTURE

I will transfer

you will transfer

he/she/it will transfer

we will transfer

they will transfer

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be transferring

you will be transferring

he/she/it will be transferring

we will be transferring

they will be transferring

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have transferred

you will have transferred

he/she/it will have transferred

we will have transferred

they will have transferred

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been transferring

you will have been transferring

he/she/it will have been transferring

we will have been transferring

they will have been transferring

IMPERATIVE

you transfer

we let´s transfer

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to transfer

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was transferring

you were transferring

he/she/it was transferring

we were transferring

they were transferring

PAST PARTICIPLE

transferred

PAST PERFECT

I had transferred

you had transferred

he/she/it had transferred

we had transferred

they had transferred

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been transferring

you had been transferring

he/she/it had been transferring

we had been transferring

they had been transferring

PRESENT

I transfer

you transfer

he/she/it transfers

we transfer

they transfer

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am transferring

you are transferring

he/she/it is transferring

we are transferring

they are transferring

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

transferring

PRESENT PERFECT

I have transferred

you have transferred

he/she/it has transferred

we have transferred

they have transferred

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been transferring

you have been transferring

he/she/it has been transferring

we have been transferring

they have been transferring

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it transfer

SIMPLE PAST

I transferred

you transferred

he/she/it transferred

we transferred

they transferred