transference

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That was called transference and was to be avoided.
這被稱為感情轉移，應該盡量避免發(fā)生。
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But for an intellectual, transference has an important function which I have already mentioned shortly in connection with Chesterton.
但是對一個知識分子來說，轉向有一個重要的作用，這在我談論切斯特頓時簡要地提到過。
By a form of transference, I fell in love with everything she owned, it all seemed so intriguing, tasteful, different from what one could ordinarily buy in the shops.
愛屋及烏，我迷戀上她擁有的一切，所有這些看上去都那么完美、趣味高雅，與平常從商店里買來的迥然相異。

But do they honestly think that through some miraculous process of transference, the consumer will figure out who was responsible for the messaging?
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Recessions reflect the market transference of scarce resources from that production geared to an outmoded reality (massive housing starts, etc.) and into a new paradigm satisfying the demands of the future.
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In this context, contributions and the role of Higher Education Institutions have put into pressure in relation to transference, production and dissemination of knowledge combined with social commitment and responsibility as well as with the attention to the global challenges and to the building of more just and equal societies.
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the process of moving something or someone from one place, position, etc. to another

The transference of something such as power, information, or affection from one person or place to another is the action of taking or moving it.