transference

transference
noun
Übertragung, die
* * *
trans·fer·ence
[trɑ:n(t)sˈfərən(t)s, ˈtræn(t)sfɜ:rənts, AM ˈtræn(t)sfɚ-, træn(t)sˈfɜ:r-]
n no pl
1. (act of changing) Übergabe f
\transference of power Machtübergabe f
2. PSYCH of emotions Übertragung f
3. of property, stocks, money Überschreibung f
* * *
['trnsfərəns]
n
1) (PSYCH) Übertragung f
2) (JUR of holdings, real estate) Übertragung f, Überschreibung f (to sb auf jdn); (FIN of money) Transfer m
* * *
transference [ˈtrænsfərəns; trænsˈfɜː-] s
1. academic.ru/76181/transfer">transfer C 2, C 3
2. JUR transfer C 5
3. WIRTSCH transfer C 6
* * *
noun
Übertragung, die
* * *
n.
Übertragung f.

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