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单词 move
释义

move1/moohv/ verb intrans

(also + along/on) to go or progress in a particular direction or to a particular place or position

to change position, shape, or arrangement

to change to a new activity, topic, etc

to change one's opinion or stance

to change one's residence, office location, school, etc

to change one's job

to pass one's life in a specified environment, or belong to a specified group

She moves in fashionable circles

to take action

They waited several days before moving

to make progress

After a slow start, things really began to move

to operate or function, esp mechanically

(usu + for) to make a formal request, application, or appeal

We move for an adjournment

in board games, to transfer a piece from one position to another

It's your turn to move

said of a piece: to change position in a particular way according to the rules

Bishops move diagonally

said of goods: to change hands by being sold

said of the bowels: to discharge faeces; to empty

verb trans

(also + along/on) to change the place or position of (somebody or something); to cause or force (somebody or something) to go or progress in a particular direction or to a particular place or level

The police moved the onlookers back

to change the position, shape, or arrangement of (something)

You can see him moving his lips

to take (furniture and possessions) from one residence or location to another

We're moving house tomorrow

to perform this service for (somebody)

We're being moved by a local removal firm

to transfer (somebody) to another place, organization, etc

to put (somebody) into activity or rouse them up from inactivity; to prompt (somebody) to action

The report finally moved the government to take action

(often + to) to affect (somebody) in such a way as to lead to a specified show of emotion

The story moved her to tears

to propose (something) formally

He moved that the meeting be adjourned

to transfer (a piece in a board game) from one position to another

to cause (goods) to change hands through sale or rent

to cause (the bowels) to empty

[Middle English moven from early French movoir from Latin movēre]

move2noun

a movement; a change of position, posture, etc

a way of moving, e.g. in dance, martial arts, etc

a step taken so as to gain an objective; a manoeuvre

make the first move

a change of residence or location

the act or an instance of moving a piece, e.g. in chess

the turn of a player to move

get a move on

to hurry up

make a move on

to make advances towards (somebody), esp of a sexual nature

on the move

in a state of movement or progress

constantly busy

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