transference

• Substantiv, das den Vorgang bezeichnet, etwas von einer Person, einem Ort oder einer Form auf eine andere zu übertragen, einschließlich der Verschiebung von Gefühlen in der Psychoanalyse oder der Übertragung von Eigentumsrechten.

A noun referring to the process of transferring something from one person, place, or form to another, including the displacement of emotions in psychoanalysis or the transfer of ownership.

1. Psychological displacementC1formal

   In psychoanalysis, the process where emotions or feelings originally directed toward one person (often a parent) are unconsciously redirected toward another person, such as the therapist.

   Übertragung

   • The patient developed a strong transference toward her analyst, seeing him as a father figure.
   • Transference can reveal unresolved childhood conflicts during therapy.
   • The therapist carefully analyzed the transference to understand the patient's deeper emotions.

2. Transfer of ownershipB2formal

   The legal act of moving ownership or rights from one person or entity to another.

   Übertragung des Eigentums

   • The transference of the property deed was completed at the lawyer's office.
   • Transference of shares requires proper documentation.
   • The contract details the transference of intellectual property rights.

   Synonymealienationassignmentcessionconveyancedevolutiongranttransfer

3. Change of formB2formal

   The act of moving something from one form, state, or medium to another.

   Übertragung

   • The transference of data from the old system to the new one took several hours.
   • Energy transference occurs when heat moves from one object to another.
   • The artist's work explores the transference of ideas into visual images.

   Synonymealterationchangeconversionmetamorphosistransformationtransmutation

   Antonymefixityimmutabilitystasis