move是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 to (cause to) change position -- （使）改变位置，动；（使）移动

  • I'm so cold I can't move my fingers. 我太冷了，手指都动不了了。

  • Will you help me move this table to the back room? 你能帮我把这张桌子搬到后面的房间里吗？

  • Can we move (= change the time of) the meeting from 2 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. ? 我们能将会议时间由下午两点改到三点半吗？

  • Don't move! Stay right where you are. 别动！就呆在那儿。

  • I thought I could hear someone moving about/around upstairs. 我好像听到楼上有人走动。

  • If you move along/over/up (= go further to the side, back, or front) a little, Tess can sit next to me. 如果你往边上／往后／往前挪一点儿，特丝就能坐在我旁边了。

  • Police officers at the scene of the accident were asking people to move along/on (= to go to a different place). 事故现场的警官让路人走开。

  • Come on, it's time we were moving (= time for us to leave). 快点，我们该走了。

  • Let's stay here tonight, then move on (= continue our journey) tomorrow morning. 我们今晚住这儿吧，明早再继续赶路。

  • In chess, the pieces can only move in certain directions. 下棋必须按棋规所定的方向走子。

• 1 to go to a different place to live or work -- 搬家；搬迁；迁移

  • We're moving to Paris. 我们要搬到巴黎去了。

  • They've bought a new house, but it will need a lot of work before they can move into it/move in. 他们买了套新房子，但搬进去之前还有许多工作要做。

  • I hear Paula has moved in with her boyfriend (= gone to live in his house). 我听说葆拉搬去和她男朋友住了。

  • The couple next door moved away (= went to live somewhere else) last year. 隔壁的那对夫妇去年搬走了。

  • A lot of businesses are moving out of London because it's too expensive. 许多企业因为费用太高而迁出了伦敦。

  • We're moving house next week. 我们下周要搬家。

• 2 to (cause to) progress, change, or happen in a particular way or direction -- （使）进展；（使）发展

  • The judge's decision will allow the case to move forward. 法官的决定将使诉讼得以继续进行。

  • If you want to move ahead in your career, you'll have to work harder. 如果你想在事业上有所发展，就必须更努力地工作。

  • Share prices moved up/down slowly yesterday. 昨天股价缓慢上涨／下跌。

  • Sophie has been moved up/down a grade at school. 索菲在学校里跳／留了一级。

  • It's time this company moved into (= started to take advantage of the benefits of) the digital age. 这家公司该实行数字化了。

• 3 to cause someone to take action -- 促使，驱使

  • [ + obj + to infinitive ] formal I can't imagine what could have moved him to say such a thing. 我想象不出是什么促使他说了这种话。

• 4 to (cause to) change an opinion or the way in which you live or work -- （使）改变观点（或做法）

  • He's made up his mind, and nothing you can say will move him on the issue. 他决心已定，你说什么也不能改变他对这件事的看法。

  • More and more people are movingaway from/towards vegetarianism. 越来越多的人不再是／正成为素食主义者。

• 5 to cause someone to have strong feelings, such as sadness, sympathy, happiness, or admiration -- 感动；引起，激起（情感）

  • She said that she was deeply moved by all the letters of sympathy she had received. 她说她被收到的所有慰问信深深打动了。

  • It was such a sad film that it moved him to tears (= made him cry). 这部电影十分伤感，令他落泪。

• 6 to sell -- 卖掉，使脱手

  • No one wants to buy these toys - we just can't move them. 没人想买这些玩具——根本就卖不出去。

  • This new shampoo is moving really fast. 这种新洗发水销得很快。

• 7 to spend time with people -- 进行社交活动；交往

  • She moves in/among a very small circle of people. 她的社交圈子很小。

• 8 to suggest something, especially formally at a meeting or in a law court -- （在会议上）提出；提议；（向法庭）提出请求，申请

  • A vote was just about to be taken when someone stood up and said that they wished to move an amendment. 正要开始表决，有人站起来说他们想提出修正案。

  • [ + that ] I move that the proposal be accepted. 我提议接受这项建议。

  • Your Honour, we wish to move for dismissal of the charges. 尊敬的法官大人，我们请求驳回这些指控。

• 9 (used especially by doctors and nurses) to pass the contents of the bowels out of the body -- （尤为医护人员用语）（使）（肠道）排泄粪便

  • The doctor asked him if he'd moved his bowels that day. 医生问他那天是否排过便。

• 10 an act of moving -- 动；动作；移动

  • She held the gun to his head and said, "One move and you're dead!" 她拿着枪对着他的头，说：“动一下你就没命了。”

  • I hate the way my boss watches my every move (= watches everything I do). 我讨厌老板总是监视我的一举一动。

  • It takes a long time to learn all the moves in chess. 要学会棋的各种走法需要花很长时间。

  • It's your move. 该你走棋了。

• 11 an occasion when you go to live or work in a different place -- 搬家；迁移

  • We've had four moves in three years. 我们3年里搬了4次家。

• 12 an action taken to achieve something -- 行动；步骤；措施

  • Buying those shares was a good move. 买那些股票是明智之举。

  • This move towards improving childcare facilities has been widely welcomed. 这项改善保育设施的措施受到广泛欢迎。

  • [ + to infinitive ] The city council is making a move to improve traffic flow in the city. 市议会正采取措施改善市区交通状况。

  • Neither side seems prepared to make the first move towards reaching a peace agreement. 双方似乎都不愿为达成和平协议而率先迈出一步。

  • She's liked him for a long time, but doesn't want to make the first move. 她喜欢他很长时间了，但不想主动追求他。