英语词汇“θ177651”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

society > law > transfer of property > transfer [verb (transitive)] (29)

assign1297

To transfer or formally make over to another. In modern English Law the appropriate word to express the transference of personal property (including…

bequeathc1305

To make a formal assignation of (property of which one is possessed) to any one, so as to pass to him at once: To transfer, hand over, make over…

alienc1400

transitive. Law. Frequently in form aliene. To transfer or surrender ownership of (property rights); to make over to another owner; = alienate, v.…

analy1405

transitive. To transfer ownership of (land, a possession, etc.); to alienate. Also intransitive: to transfer the ownership of something.

releasea1425

transitive. To make over or transfer (land, property, etc.) to another. Cf. earlier release, n. 1.

alienate?a1475

transitive. Chiefly Law. To transfer or surrender ownership of (property rights); to make over to another owner. Also intransitive.

to make over1478

transitive. To hand over (sometimes spec. by a formal agreement); to transfer the possession of or responsibility for (a thing, an undertaking…

convey1495

To transfer or make over (as property) to another; now only in Law, to transfer or make over by deed or legal process. absol. To make conveyance.

transport1523

To transfer or convey (property). Obsolete.

to put over1542

transitive. To transfer (a right, property, etc.); to make over to. Obsolete.

dispone?1548

Scots Law. To make over, convey, assign, grant, officially or in legal form.

design1573

transitive. To appoint or assign (something) (to a person); to make over, bestow, grant, give. Frequently (and in later use only) in Scots Law: to…

pass1587

Chiefly Law. transitive. To convey or make over in legal form or with legal effect.

to set over1594

To make over, transfer.

transfer1598

Law. To convey or make over (title, right, or property) by deed or legal process.

abalienate1646

transitive. To transfer or make over (property) to another. Obsolete.

attorn1649

transitive. To turn over to another; to assign, transfer (goods, tenants' service, allegiance, etc.).

demise1670

To convey or transfer (a title or dignity); esp. said of the transmission of sovereignty, as by the abdication or death of the sovereign.

enure1736

transitive. To make available; to hand over.

to will away1773

transitive. to will away: to bequeath (land, property, etc.) to someone other than the person who would otherwise inherit.

divest1790

Law. To take away (property, etc., vested in any one); to alienate, convey away; = devest, v. 5.

Subcategories:

— again (3)

— conclude sale or purchase (1)

— make over as private property (1)

— make title or possession secure (2)

— retain interest in property transferred (1)

单词	θ177651
释义	society > law > transfer of property > transfer [verb (transitive)] (29) assign1297 To transfer or formally make over to another. In modern English Law the appropriate word to express the transference of personal property (including… bequeathc1305 To make a formal assignation of (property of which one is possessed) to any one, so as to pass to him at once: To transfer, hand over, make over… alienc1400 transitive. Law. Frequently in form aliene. To transfer or surrender ownership of (property rights); to make over to another owner; = alienate, v.… analy1405 transitive. To transfer ownership of (land, a possession, etc.); to alienate. Also intransitive: to transfer the ownership of something. releasea1425 transitive. To make over or transfer (land, property, etc.) to another. Cf. earlier release, n. 1. alienate?a1475 transitive. Chiefly Law. To transfer or surrender ownership of (property rights); to make over to another owner. Also intransitive. to make over1478 transitive. To hand over (sometimes spec. by a formal agreement); to transfer the possession of or responsibility for (a thing, an undertaking… convey1495 To transfer or make over (as property) to another; now only in Law, to transfer or make over by deed or legal process. absol. To make conveyance. transport1523 To transfer or convey (property). Obsolete. to put over1542 transitive. To transfer (a right, property, etc.); to make over to. Obsolete. dispone?1548 Scots Law. To make over, convey, assign, grant, officially or in legal form. design1573 transitive. To appoint or assign (something) (to a person); to make over, bestow, grant, give. Frequently (and in later use only) in Scots Law: to… pass1587 Chiefly Law. transitive. To convey or make over in legal form or with legal effect. to set over1594 To make over, transfer. transfer1598 Law. To convey or make over (title, right, or property) by deed or legal process. abalienate1646 transitive. To transfer or make over (property) to another. Obsolete. attorn1649 transitive. To turn over to another; to assign, transfer (goods, tenants' service, allegiance, etc.). demise1670 To convey or transfer (a title or dignity); esp. said of the transmission of sovereignty, as by the abdication or death of the sovereign. enure1736 transitive. To make available; to hand over. to will away1773 transitive. to will away: to bequeath (land, property, etc.) to someone other than the person who would otherwise inherit. divest1790 Law. To take away (property, etc., vested in any one); to alienate, convey away; = devest, v. 5. Subcategories: — again (3) — conclude sale or purchase (1) — make over as private property (1) — make title or possession secure (2) — retain interest in property transferred (1)
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