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ESLPod_0271_WE_0216 Using an ATM The verb "to transfer," in this podcast, means to move something, especially money, from one place to another: "Walter had an emergency while he was traveling in Asia, so he asked his parents to transfer money to his account." "To transfer" can also mean to change the university where one is studying: "Mindy decided to transfer from Colorado State University to the University of Colorado." "To transfer" can also mean to move from one train or bus to another while using public transportation: "To get from the library to the zoo, you'll need to take bus 13 and then transfer to bus 7 when you reach the city park." "To transfer (something)" often means to make a copy of information stored electronically so that it can be placed on another computer or music player: "The easiest way to transfer information between our computers would be to make a CD."

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ESLPod 271 to transfer Money

Id	ESLPod_0271_WE_0216
Episode Id	ESLPod 271
Episode Title	Using an ATM
Phrase	to transfer
Text	The verb "to transfer," in this podcast, means to move something, especially money, from one place to another: "Walter had an emergency while he was traveling in Asia, so he asked his parents to transfer money to his account." "To transfer" can also mean to change the university where one is studying: "Mindy decided to transfer from Colorado State University to the University of Colorado." "To transfer" can also mean to move from one train or bus to another while using public transportation: "To get from the library to the zoo, you'll need to take bus 13 and then transfer to bus 7 when you reach the city park." "To transfer (something)" often means to make a copy of information stored electronically so that it can be placed on another computer or music player: "The easiest way to transfer information between our computers would be to make a CD."
Topics	Money

Transfer University Bus Means Move Money Make Information