Trasladaron (en. Moved)

/tɾas.laˈða.ɾon/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Translated: To move or transfer something from one site to another.

Translated: They moved the meeting to a larger room.

Trasladaron la reunión a una sala más grande.

Translated: To change a person from one workplace or residence to another.

Translated: The boss transferred Juan to the Madrid branch.

El jefe trasladó a Juan a la sucursal de Madrid.

Translated: To pass a right or property to another person, group, or entity.

Translated: They transferred the company's shares to a new owner.

Trasladaron las acciones de la empresa a un nuevo propietario.

Translated: From Latin 'traslatus', past participle of 'trasferre', meaning to move from one place to another.

Translated: to convey an idea

Translated: To communicate or make someone understand a concept.

trasladar una idea

Translated: to move to another place

Translated: To move or change residence.

trasladarse a otro lugar

Translated: to transfer responsibilities

Translated: To transfer tasks or obligations to another person.

trasladar responsabilidades

Translated: transfer

Translated: Action of moving.

traslado

Translated: translation

Translated: Action of moving an object or changing its position.

traslación

Translated: transfer

Translated: Action of passing something from one person to another.

transferencia

Translated: To move quickly from one place to another.

Translated: After the concert, we moved the entire band to the party in the blink of an eye.

Después del concierto, trasladamos a toda la banda a la fiesta en un abrir y cerrar de ojos.

Translated: To change environment or situation dramatically.

Translated: Moving from the beach to the mountain is a refreshing change.

Trasladar de la playa a la montaña es un cambio refrescante.