transplant
//trænsˈplænt//
Verb
To move or transfer an organ or tissue from one body or part of a body to another.
The doctors successfully transplanted a kidney from the donor to the patient.
To uproot and replant a plant in another location.
I transplanted the tomato seedlings to the garden.
To move or relocate someone or something to a new place or environment.
The company decided to transplant its headquarters to a new city.
Noun
A surgical operation in which an organ or tissue is transferred from one body or part of a body to another.
The patient is recovering well after the heart transplant.
An organ or tissue that has been transplanted.
The transplant was successfully accepted by the patient's body.
A person or thing that has been moved to a new place or environment.
As a transplant from the countryside, she found city life exciting.