move on
(NEW PLACE) — phrasal verb with move /muːv/ verbDefinition
C1 to leave the place where you are staying and go somewhere else: I've been in Paris long enough - it's time to move on.Changing homes and moving
(Definition of move on (NEW PLACE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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move noun (ACTION)
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move noun (CHANGE OF PLACE)
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move noun (CHANGE OF POSITION)
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move off sth/on (to sth) phrasal verb
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move on phrasal verb (NEW ACTIVITY)
- move on phrasal verb (NEW PLACE)
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move on to higher/better things idiom
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move out phrasal verb
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move sb/sth in phrasal verb
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move the goalposts idiom
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move verb (BE WITH PEOPLE)
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Synonyms and related words:
- asylum seeker noun
- diaspora noun
- economic migrant noun
- emigrate verb
- greener pastures idiom
- migrant noun
- move noun (CHANGE OF PLACE)
- move out phrasal verb
- move verb (CHANGE PLACE)
- moving noun
- post verb (PLACE)
- relocate verb
- removal noun (TAKING AWAY)
- residence noun
- settle verb (LIVE)
- shelter noun
- the Diaspora noun
- transfer verb
- up sticks idiom
- winter verb
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