Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Indonesian term
mutasi
| 5 +3 | transfer |
Mulyadi Subali
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| 4 | transaction(s) |
Eddie R. Notowidigdo
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| 4 | mutation |
Louis SOETEDJA
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| 3 | shift |
ivo abdman
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Jan 24, 2008 05:21: ivo abdman changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
Feb 7, 2008 04:04: Mulyadi Subali Created KOG entry
PRO (3): Mulyadi Subali, Eddie R. Notowidigdo, ivo abdman
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Proposed translations
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transfer
move from one place to another.
move to another department, occupation, team, etc.
- concise oxford english dictionary
'mutasi' is often used in office/company related context, which basically means transferring one person to another department or place.
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transaction(s)
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shift
Sometime 'mutasi' in Indonesia has negatif konotation. Most people (Indonesian) do not want 'dimutasi' due to frequently dimutasi to suburb or dimutasi due to his/her poor capability (IMHO)
shift
1 a : to change place, location, or residence *actual farm migrants, up against it, shift from one place to another Russell Lord* b : to change position : move about *interrupted her by shifting heavily in his chair Scott Fitzgerald*
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Note added at 3 hrs (2008-01-24 05:24:08 GMT)
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I mean suburb and new other not interesting place for the person that dimutasi
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