WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| moved on adj | (sent away, evicted) | desechado participio |
| | | trasladado adj |
| | | cambiado de lugar loc adj |
| | Los prisioneros trasladados nunca volvían, se asumía que los habían ejecutado. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| move on vi phrasal | (go elsewhere) | irse v prnl |
| | | seguir adelante loc verb |
| | I've really enjoyed my time in Rome, but now it's time for me to move on. |
| | He disfrutado mucho este tiempo en Roma, pero me llegó el momento de irme. |
| move on vi phrasal | informal, figurative (accept change) | seguir adelante loc verb |
| | Roger is ready to move on after his divorce. |
| | Roger está listo para seguir adelante después de su divorcio. |
| move on vi phrasal | figurative (take up new activity, subject) | seguir adelante loc verb |
| | | seguir⇒ vtr |
| | If everyone understands that now, let's move on. |
| | Si todos entendieron, sigamos adelante. |
| | Si todos entendieron, sigamos. |
| move on to [sth] vi phrasal + prep | figurative (progress to) | avanzar a vi + prep |
| | | pasar a vi + prep |
| | After the children have mastered addition they will move on to division. |
| | Una vez que los chicos dominen la suma, avanzarán a la división. |
move [sb] on,
move on [sb] vtr phrasal sep | often passive (compel to go elsewhere) | dispersar⇒ vtr |
| | They went to the park, but once more the police moved them on. |
| | Fueron al parque pero una vez más la policía los dispersó. |