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displaced |
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gen. |
move; dislocate; displace; heave (to heave coal – грузить уголь); remove; shift; shuffle; translocate; redeploy; lead; portal (через портал Марчихин); relocate (The UK Foreign Office announced today that it will be temporarily relocating its Ukrainian embassy in light of heightened tensions between Russia and Ukraine.) |
Gruzovik |
translocate (pf of перемещать); move |
comp. |
drag; draw; relocate; transfer; navigate |
IT |
scroll |
Makarov. |
move somewhere else |
math. |
commute; transpose; transpose. transfer |
tech. |
traverse |
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gen. |
shift; displace; migrate; relocate; slide; transfer; translocate; transpose; travel; redeploy; slip; move location; change position |
Gruzovik |
slide (pf of перемещаться); slip (pf of перемещаться); migrate (pf of перемещаться); travel (pf of перемещаться) |
comp. |
move around; move |
fig. |
decamp (напр, a year later, Congress and the president decamped to Philadelphia, and a decade after that, they settled in Washington Olga Okuneva) |
humor. |
adjourn |
med. |
dislocate |
tech. |
traverse |
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gen. |
baste again; drive by a current of wind (from one place to another); sweep; blow; cover (with sand, snow, etc) |
Gruzovik |
sweep all or a large area of (pf of переметать); drive by a current of wind from one place to another (pf of переметать); cover with sand, snow, etc (pf of переметать); sweep again (pf of переметать); blow by a current of wind from one place to another (pf of переметать); drift with sand, snow, etc (pf of переметать) |
agric. |
rick (all or a large quantity of); rick again; stack |
obs., dial. |
cast over; throw; throw from one place to another; baste; tack |
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gen. |
dislodged; displaced; shifted (MichaelBurov) |
chem. |
skidded; transferred; transposed |
Makarov. |
fugitive |
math. |
permuted |
med. |
atopic (напр., об органе); atropic; dislocated; heterotopic (MichaelBurov) |
mil., avia. |
relocated |
SAP. |
moved |
sociol. |
transplanted (messen) |
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IT |
do you still want to move? (financial-engineer) |