move
moveverb
UK/muːv/US/muːv/
Dạng từ: moves · moved · moving
CHANGE HOME
A1to go to live or work in a different place
- We moved to London when I was ten.
- They're moving house next week.
CHANGE POSITION
A2to change the position of something, or to change your position
- Can you help me move this table?
- Don't move – there's a bee on your arm.
PROGRESS
B1to make progress or develop
- Things are moving very quickly at work.
- Let's move on to the next question.
EMOTION
B2to cause someone to have strong feelings, often of sadness
- I was deeply moved by her story.
movenoun
UK/muːv/US/muːv/
Dạng từ: moves
ACTION
B1something that you do to achieve something
- Taking the job was a good move.
- It was a smart move to save money early.
GAME
B1a change of position of a piece in a game
- It's your move.
NEW HOME
B2the act of going to live or work in a different place
- The move to the new office took a week.