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0 to (cause to) change position:
Can we move (= change the time of) the meeting from 2 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. ?
Don't move! Stay right where you are.
I thought I could hear someone moving about/around upstairs.
If you move along/over/up (= go further to the side, back, or front) a little, Tess can sit next to me.
Police officers at the scene of the accident were asking people to move along/on (= to go to a different place).
Let's stay here tonight, then move on (= continue our journey) tomorrow morning.
In chess, the pieces can only move in certain directions.
1 to go to a different place to live or work:
We're moving to Paris.
They've bought a new house, but it will need a lot of work before they can move into it/move in.
I hear Paula has moved in with her boyfriend (= gone to live in his house).
The couple next door moved away (= went to live somewhere else) last year.
A lot of businesses are moving out of London because it's too expensive.
2 to (cause to) progress, change, or happen in a particular way or direction:
3 to cause someone to take action:
[ + obj + to infinitive ] formal I can't imagine what could have moved him to say such a thing.
4 to (cause to) change an opinion or the way in which you live or work:
He's made up his mind, and nothing you can say will move him on the issue.
More and more people are movingaway from/towards vegetarianism.
5 to cause someone to have strong feelings, such as sadness, sympathy, happiness, or admiration:
6 to sell:
8 to suggest something, especially formally at a meeting or in a law court:
9 (used especially by doctors and nurses) to pass the contents of the bowels out of the body:
10 an act of moving:
11 an occasion when you go to live or work in a different place:
We've had four moves in three years.
13 to go to a different place in order to live or work, or to make someone do this:
14 if a store, office, factory, etc. moves, or if someone moves it, it becomes situated in another place:
move to/from a place The bank's headquarters have now moved to Amsterdam.
move offices/headquarters/operations Airline operations are in the process of being moved to Terminal 2.
15 to change the job that you do, or to make someone do this:
17 if a product moves, or if a store, company, etc. moves it, it sells quickly:
18 to officially suggest something during a meeting:
move that I move that we adopt the resolution.
19 action that a person or organization takes in order to achieve something:
a move to do sth Moves to block free access to music on the Internet have met with limited success.
a move by sb/sth Economists said a move by Japan to cut interest rates in isolation would have little effect on currency levels.
make a move (to do sth) Moves are being made to help future doctors make objective decisions.
first/next/latest move Our next move will crucially depend on the latest figures for inflation.
a bold/strategic/dramatic move Strategic moves announced with the interim results should strengthen the balance sheet and improve cash flow.
a move comes/follows The company's move comes as part of a wider industry crackdown on insurance fraud.
applaud/approve/condemn a move Investors are expected to applaud the move.
20 the process of changing from one system, activity, etc. to another:
21 the process of changing the place where you live or work, or trading in a new place:
a move from/to/into a place The move into Italy is part of a wider international expansion.
