搬迁 (bān qiān): Relocate / Move (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

For the sake of our child's education, we decided to relocate to an area with better educational resources.

The government has officially notified that the factory must complete its relocation work by the end of the year.

The company is going to relocate to a new building.

After your company relocates, will the employees' commuting time increase significantly?

Despite facing many difficulties, they have never considered relocating to another city.

Due to urban renewal, the residents of this community need to relocate collectively.

Due to adjustments in urban planning, not only do residents need to relocate, but even historical buildings face relocation.