0 to change place or position, or to make something change place or position -- mover(se)
1 to go to a different place -- mudarse
Eventually, she moved to Germany.
She’s moving into a new apartment.
3 to leave your home in order to live in a new one -- mudarse
4 to do everything you can to achieve something -- mover cielo y tierra
5 something that you do in order to achieve something or to make progress in a situation -- paso
6 an occasion when you go to live or work in a different place -- mudanza, cambio
7 to hurry -- darse prisa
Come on, get a move on!
13 an action intended to achieve sth -- movimiento [ masculine, singular ]
14 a change or development in sth -- avance [ masculine, singular ]
15 an occasion when sb changes where they live -- mudanza [ feminine, singular ]
17 in the process of traveling somewhere -- de camino
We can eat on the move. Podemos comer de camino.
We look forward to a better deal for developing countries, moving forward with proper priorities.
And these people cannot move elsewhere or turn to alternative crops.
We must stay close to the people, move at their speed and stay orderly to stay productive.
However, the other party must also make a move.
I will now move on to the portfolio allocations.
We believe the agreement represents a move in the right direction, if only to a limited extent.
And for me this extra activity means that things will, at last, have to get moving in the tax sector.
We had 50 000 sheep on the move, largely untraced, when the virus struck.
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改變位置, (使)改變位置,動, (使)移動…
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改变位置, (使)改变位置,动, (使)移动…
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mover(-se), mexer(-se), mudar…
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(物)が動く, (物)を動かす, (人)が引っ越す…
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taşınmak, yer değiş(tir)mek, hareket et(tir)mek…
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bouger, déplacer, évoluer…
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moure(‘s), traslladar-se, emocionar…
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