move1
/muːv/ [moved, moving]Translation
v [t, i]
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⇨ mover(se)
Don't move No te muevas
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⇨ cambiar [de sitio]
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⇨ trasladar(se)
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⇨ mudar(se)
They've just moved house Acaban de mudarse
v [t]
→ to move (sth) away→ to move {in/into sth}→ to move on (to sth)→ to move outVéase tb: to move one's bowels; to move upmarket›
⇨ conmover
I was very moved by the story La historia me conmovió mucho
to get sth/sb moving
⇨ poner(se) en marcha
to move {about/around}
⇨ moverse
⇨ andar
Do hear someone moving around in the other room? ¿Oyes a alguien andar por la otra habitación?
⇨ mudarse
He's moved around a lot in the past few years Se ha mudado mucho en los últimos años
to move {ahead/along}
⇨ avanzar
to move forward
⇨ avanzar
⇨ adelantar [en el tiempo]
to move sb (to do sth)
⇨ inducir a alguien [a hacer algo]
(Definition of move vv from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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