relocate
Translation
to move, to transfer
Examples
The company will relocate to a new office.
The company will relocate to a new office.
They decided to relocate their family to the countryside.
They decided to relocate their family to the countryside.
Grammar Patterns
((sth./sb.)) ((to/in somewhere)) to move (sth./sb.) to a new place The company will relocate its staff to the new branch.
((to/in somewhere)) to move to a new place We are relocating to Scotland next year.
Similar Words
Synonyms: move, transfer, shift
Etymology
From the prefix 're-' (again) and 'locate' (to place). Literally, 'to place again'.
Memory Tips
Think 're-locate': to find a new location for something or someone.