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A list of phrases related to the word "transfer"...
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A
change
is as good as a rest
A leopard cannot
change
its spots
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A welcome
change
As fast as his legs could
carry
him
Be the
change
that you wish to see in the world ( Mahatma Gandhi quotation )
Bits per second
Can't
carry
a tune in a bucket
Carry
a torch for
Carry
a tune
Carry
coals to Newcastle
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Carry
forward
Carry
into action
Carry
it off
Carry
on like a pork chop
Carry
on with
Carry
out
Carry
the ball
Carry
the can
Carry
the cost
Carry
the day
Carry
the world before you
Change
for the better
Change
hands
Change
has come to America
Change
into your brown trousers
Change
of address
Change
of habit
Change
of heart
Change
of life
Change
of pace
Change
of scene ( A new location and way of thinking )
Change
the channel
Change
the subject
Change
your mind
Change
your spots
Change
your tune
Change
your ways
Chop and
change
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Chump
change
Chunk of
change
Climate
change
Come to the Central Park Zoo Cafeteria. Let the animals watch you eat for a
change
( Central Park Zoo advertising slogan )
Couldn't
carry
a tune in a bucket
Deliver
the goods
Don't
change
horses in midstream
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Fast as his legs could
carry
him
Fetch and
carry
Get a
shift
on
Get no
change
out of someone
Graveyard
shift
Green shoots of
change
Hand over
If you
change
your mind, I'm the first in line ( ABBA lyric )
Infamy Infamy! They've all got it in for me! ( Kenneth Williams line in
Carry
On Cleo )
Keep calm and
carry
on
Loose
change
Night
shift
Nothing's Gonna
Change
My World ( The Beatles song )
Once a cheater, always a cheater ( the notion that cheats never
change
their ways )
Paradigm
shift
Pass the baton
Pass the buck
Quick
change
artist
Regime
change
Saviour sibling ( a child born in order to provide a
transplant
for another with a fatal disease )
Sea
change
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Shift
gears
Shift
into high gear
Shift
your arse
Short
change
Speak softly and
carry
a big stick
Stand and
deliver
Step
change
The more things change, the more they stay the same
The only constant is
change
The wind of
change
is blowing through this continent
Time
shift
Transit
of Venus
We
carry
everything ( Pickford's Removals advertising slogan )
What a refreshing
change
( Woodpecker cider advertising slogan )
Wind of
Change
( Scorpions song )