moveUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈmuːv/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/muv/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(mo̅o̅v)
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- move ‘remove’ If you remove something, you take it away. The waiter came over to remove the plates. He removed his hand from the man's collar. ‘move’ If you go to live in a different house, don't say that you ‘remove’. Say that you move. Send me your new address if you move. Last year my parents moved from Marseille to Paris. In British English, you can also say that you move house. We have just moved house and are planning to paint some of the rooms. 'move' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
Forum discussions with the word(s) "move" in the title: ____ the new acai juice blend has proved so popular, we should move quickly to increase our production volume. - English Only forum
-When are you going to move to your new apartment? -Far from it/soon. - English Only forum ... to move these tasks further along. - English Only forum ...I <did not dare to><did not dare><dared not> move. - English Only forum ...last move ... made-retrospective moves; - English Only forum ''Move back the date'' in American English - English Only forum 'move centre norm' - English Only forum 'move' in subjunctive mood - English Only forum ‘springs’ of action and the ‘wheels’ that move us? - English Only forum “demolish and move” - English Only forum “move away from" and "move in the opposite direction from" - English Only forum (in) a move that - English Only forum [I could move] vs. [you could have gone] - English Only forum 90% of people move between devices to accomplish things - English Only forum a bad move - English Only forum a big move - English Only forum a climber has to try to move sideways as she moves forward - English Only forum a flock of birds came/move in the way - English Only forum a knot of ... / ... move in a knot - English Only forum a law which requires motorists to move over and change lanes - English Only forum a move away from ... to a shift into... - English Only forum A move from/by the government - English Only forum a neat PR <move> - English Only forum a new move "by the service" toward self-sufficiency - English Only forum a person who cannot move because of leg problems - English Only forum a push/move for an increase - English Only forum abolish or move to abolish - English Only forum About the move - English Only forum accustomed to household autonomy and the ability to move - English Only forum act, action, move, doing - English Only forum more...
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