transferable
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- adjective
- /trænsˈfɜːrəbəl/
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transferible
- Many of the skills acquired during the internship are transferable to other job sectors.
- transferable skills
- transferable quota
- transferable rubles
And there are certain transferable lessons, for sure.
- And there are certain transferable lessons, for sure.
- You were going to learn incredible skills that are transferable across your life.
- And then the third question I asked is, is leadership a transferable skill?
- And I feel like it's transferable to actual like MMA fighting nogi stuff or street.
- My, my, my business is transferable.
- But you do have soft skills, transferable skills, prior projects or prior work you can leverage as examples.
- Learn What was the transferable skill that you learned from stripping that you think has probably stayed with you today?
- Do you find that that's transferable to people experiencing tragedies that have nothing to do with wrongful convictions and being stuck in a, you know, concrete box?
- In the sense that we talked about the transferable skill of science.
- Everything was a transferable skill set.
Examples
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We can only infer that students developed transferable skills from the process of peer assessment.
Academic text (2015) -
The partnership experience improved creative thinking and problem solving, providing directly transferable skills.
Academic text (2000) -
You were going to learn incredible skills that are transferable across your life.
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So that is one of the transferable skills as well.
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Sources of power include transferable knowledge and skills for individuals and for groups of workers.
Academic text (1994) -
And there are certain transferable lessons, for sure.
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The good news is it's not hard to learn and it is a largely transferable skill.
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But you do have soft skills, transferable skills, prior projects or prior work you can leverage as examples.
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The principles of media literacy education are transferable across topics and are not content specific.
Academic text (2011) -
The insights gained from their partnerships were directly transferable to similar projects and other responsibilities in their workplace.
Academic text (2000)
Synonyms
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2.5
Can be carried to another place
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3.0
A thing that you can take to another place, like furniture
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3.7
Can be bought or sold
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3.7
Able to be moved or carried from one place to another
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6.8
Able to be legally given to another person
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4.0
Able to be traded or replaced by a similar thing
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6.9
Can be transferred by law to another person
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9.4
Able to be sold or given to another person
You can use it in a different job, place, or situation
Able to be moved to a different place
Can be passed from one person or place to another
A thing an owner can legally sell or give to another person
Able to be passed on to the next generation by inheritance
A responsibility or cost that can be passed to another person
Antonyms
How Transferable
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Transferable comes from two parts: trans- 'across' and fer 'carry'. So imagine carrying something 'across' to another person or place, and that's why transferable means it can be moved or given to someone else, or that a skill can be 'carried' to a new job.