American English
/ɹiˈloʊ.keɪt̚/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
to move to a different place, especially for work or a better situation
Practice out loudto move to a different place, especially for work or a better situation
They relocated to Seattle for work.
After the divorce, she relocated from Miami to Denver.
relocate to another city · relocate for work · relocate overseas
subject + relocate + to + place
subject + relocate + from + place + to + place
to move a business, office, or organization to a different place
The company relocated its headquarters to Austin.
They plan to relocate the office next year.
relocate a business · relocate an office · relocate operations
subject + relocate + object + to + place
to be ready to move to another place, usually for a job
Are you willing to relocate for this position?
Drop the final e before -ing: relocating, not relocateing.