单词	move out
释义	English Business move out — phrasal verb with move uk/muːv/us/muːv/verb B1 to stop living in a particular home: Her landlord has given her a week to move out. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Changing homes & moving asylum seeker diaspora diaspora economic migrant emigrate immigration migrant move on mover moving pull up stakes idiom remover resettle residence settle shelter stake stick transfer up sticks idiom See more results » move out — phrasal verb with move uk/muːv/usverb [ I ] to leave a place where you have lived or worked in order to go somewhere else: One hundred and fifty jobs were lost as a result of the company moving out of the area.
随便看	hold your ground hold your ground hold your head (up) high hold your head high hold your head up high hold your horses hold your nose hold your own hold your own hold your own ground hold your tongue hold, hang, grip onto hold, hang, grip, etc. onto hold-ups hold/control the purse strings hold/keep sb/sth at bay hold/keep sth in check hold/keep/take sb prisoner hold/put your hands up hold/stand fast hold/stand firm hold/take sb captive holdall holdall holder