CEFR B2

relocated

verb

Meaning

Moved to a new place and established a residence or business there.

Examples

The family relocated to the countryside to escape the noise of the city.
Many employees relocated when the headquarters moved across the country.

Synonyms: moved, transferred, migrated, resettled

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relocated (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: ˌriːloʊˈkeɪtɪd

Definition

Moved to a new place and established a residence or business there.

Examples

The family relocated to the countryside to escape the noise of the city.
Many employees relocated when the headquarters moved across the country.
The refugees were relocated to a safer region after the conflict began.

How to Use relocated

relocate to (prepositional phrase): moving to a specific destination — "They decided to relocate to a warmer climate."
relocate from (prepositional phrase): moving away from a previous location — "The staff relocated from the old building to the new office."

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