日本語WordNet
the transportation of people (as a family or colony) to a new settlement (as after an upheaval of some kind)
the act of changing your residence or place of business; "they say that three moves equal one fire"
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AIによる解説
The act of moving to a new place; the process of transferring people, offices, or facilities to a different location.
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Reportedly, the corporation plans to relocate its headquarters to a more favorable tax jurisdiction.
報道によると、企業はより有利な税管轄区域に本社を移転する計画である。
The company is relocating its headquarters next quarter to a more favorable business environment.
会社は来四半期により有利なビジネス環境に本社を移転する。
Upwardly mobile professionals often relocate for better opportunities.
上昇志向の専門家はより良い機会のためによく転居する。
They had to tranquilize the bear before relocating it.
彼らは熊を移動させる前に鎮静させなければならなかった。
The construction of the High Dam required relocating ancient temples.
ハイダムの建設には古代神殿の移設が必要だった。
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