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relocate (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˌriːloʊˈkeɪt/

Move to a new place and establish one's home or business there.

The family decided to relocate to a warmer climate after years of cold winters.
Our company plans to relocate its headquarters to a larger building downtown next year.
Many people choose to relocate for better job opportunities or a lower cost of living.

relocate to (prepositional phrase): Move to a new place (destination). — "They decided to relocate to Australia for a fresh start."
relocate from (prepositional phrase): Move away from a particular place (origin). — "The factory had to relocate from the crowded urban area."
relocate (someone/something) (collocation): To move a person or object to a new place. — "The government helped to relocate the affected residents."

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