retransfer Antonyms
Meaning of retransfer
retransfer
to transfer (something or someone) back or again
retransfer Sentence Examples
- The company requested a retransfer of the employee from the London office to the New York office.
- Due to budget constraints, the department underwent a retransfer of funds from non-essential activities to critical projects.
- The patient's medical records were retransferred to their primary care physician.
- After a successful assignment abroad, the diplomat was retransferred to his home embassy.
- The funds were retransferred into the account after the error was corrected.
- The company implemented a policy requiring employees to retransfer their unused vacation hours at the end of the year.
- The retransfer of knowledge and skills between experienced and new employees is essential for organizational success.
- The school's policy allows students to retransfer credits earned at other institutions.
- The retransfer of data from the old system to the new one was a complex and time-consuming process.
- The retransfer of patients from the emergency department to the hospital wards was delayed due to staffing shortages.
FAQs About the word retransfer
to transfer (something or someone) back or again
loan, retransmit, will, redeliver, lend, recommit, furnish,supply, advance, divide
withhold,retain, receive, keep, hold, own, take, accept,possess, detain
The company requested a retransfer of the employee from the London office to the New York office.
Due to budget constraints, the department underwent a retransfer of funds from non-essential activities to critical projects.
The patient's medical records were retransferred to their primary care physician.
After a successful assignment abroad, the diplomat was retransferred to his home embassy.
