American English
/ɹiˈloʊˈkʰeɪ.ʃn̩/
4 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
The process of moving a person or their home to a different place.
In “relocation,” the strongest beat is on “ca”: re-lo-CA-tion.
The process of moving a person or their home to a different place.
Her relocation to Chicago was difficult.
The company paid for his relocation.
For a home, everyday English often uses move instead: We moved to Chicago.
relocation costs · relocation package
relocation to + place
the relocation of + person + to + place
The process of moving a company, office, or activity to a new place.
The office relocation will take six months.
The factory's relocation created new jobs.
company relocation · international relocation
the relocation of + company/office + to + place
company relocation
Money and services that an employer gives to help an employee move.
The job includes a generous relocation package.
The money needed to move to a new place.
The company will cover my relocation costs.