Spanish word

traspaso

Pronunciation

IPA/tɾasˈpaso/

Meaning

  • masculine nountransfer

Example

El traspaso de la tienda se completó ayer.

The transfer of the shop was completed yesterday.

Illustration for traspaso (transfer)

More examples

¿Quién va a pagar el traspaso?

Who is going to pay the transfer fee?

Core concept

Assignment of a lease and business rights to a new owner.

Common phrases

  • pagar el traspaso

    pay the transfer fee

  • firmar el traspaso

    sign the transfer

Similar words

transferencia: Moves money or rights from one person or account to another, often electronically.
venta: Sells goods or a store for payment, completing the change of ownership.
entrega: Hands over physical items or documents directly to someone.
cesión: Conveys a legal right or contract to another party, typically by agreement.

Definition in Spanish

Cesión o transferencia de la propiedad, derechos o uso de un bien a otra persona, especialmente en la venta o traspaso de un local o negocio.

Word origin

Derived from the verb traspasar (trans- 'across' + pasar 'to pass'), traspaso refers to the legal assignment by which a lease, ownership, or business rights move to someone else.

Usage tips

  • In ads and everyday speech, traspaso often implies a price for the business's goodwill or fixtures rather than merely handing over keys.

Other meanings

  • handovernoun

Opposites

Related words

  • traspasabletransferableadjective
  • traspasadotransferredadjective

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