5 an action intended to achieve sth -- démarche [ feminine ]
6 a change or development in sth -- évolution [ feminine ]
7 an occasion when sb changes where they live -- déménagement [ masculine ]
9 in the process of traveling somewhere -- en cours de route
We can eat on the move. Nous pouvons manger en cours de route.
10 to (cause to) change position or go from one place to another -- bouger
11 to change houses -- déménager
12 to affect the feelings or emotions of -- émouvoir
14 an act of changing homes -- déménagement
How did your move go?
However, we could have moved further forward if a clear statement had been made in advance on the question of the importance of international law rather than afterwards.
They are to be given better opportunities to move and an extended right to take up residence in other countries.
We need incentives for farmers, especially to encourage young people to move to rural areas.
And these people cannot move elsewhere or turn to alternative crops.
This often adds up to overworked and stressed-out doctors, who may move to other countries or even leave the profession altogether.
This often involves entire families moving, only for many of them later to be left to their own devices.
Despite these rulings, citizens entitled to benefit continue to be refused social security in the event of moving abroad.
That is something that cannot fail to move anyone, wherever in the world they may be.
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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), mudarse, emocionar…
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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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moure(‘s), traslladar-se, emocionar…
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