transplant
31transplant — 1. verb a) To uproot (a growing plant), and plant it in another place. b) To remove (something) and establish its …
32Transplant — ausländisches Tochterunternehmen, das im Vergleich zum Mutterland unterschiedliche wirtschaftliche, politische und soziale Verhältnisse vorfindet und somit vor die Herausforderung gestellt ist, die wesentlichen Erfolgsmerkmale eines Konzepts im… …
33transplant — trans·plant || træns plænt / plÉ‘Ënt n. removal from one place and introduction to another (organ, refugee, etc.), transfer, relocation v. remove from one place and introduce into another (organ, person, etc.), transfer, relocate …
34transplant — verb trans plα:nt, trα:ns , nz 1》 transfer to another place or situation. ↘replant (a plant) in another place. 2》 take (living tissue or an organ) and implant it in another part of the body or in another body. noun transplα:nt, trα:ns , nz 1》 …
35transplant — v. a. 1. Plant in a new place. 2. Remove, transfer, transpose, transport, carry …
36transplant — verb 1) our headquarters will be transplanted to Pennsylvania Syn: transfer, move, remove, shift, relocate, take 2) the seedlings should be transplanted in larger pots Syn: replant, repot, relocate 3) …
37transplant — To relocate a plant from one location (or one container) to another; a plant that has been so relocated. See also re pot …
38transplant — v replant, repot; Surg. graft; transfer, relocate, displace, shift …
39transplant — trans·plant …
40transplant — verb 1) these ideas were transplanted to America Syn: transfer, move, remove, shift, relocate, take, replant 2) kidneys are frequently transplanted Syn: transfer, implant, graft …
