move
/muːv/ verbTranslation
CHANGE PLACE [I] › If a person or an organization moves, they go to a different place to live or work.
taşınmak
Eventually, he moved to Germany. She's moving into a new apartment. Our children have all moved away.2411POSITION [I, T] › to change place or position, or to make something change place or position
yer değiş(tir)mek, hareket et(tir)mek
We moved the chairs to another room. I can't cut your hair if you keep moving. Someone was moving around upstairs.15921637782 move ahead/along/forward, etc › to make progress with something that you have planned to do
ilerlemek, belirli bir yöne doğru ilerlemek/hareket etmek
The department is moving ahead with changes to its teaching programme.1838ACTION [I] › to take action
eyleme geçmek, harekete geçmek
[+ to do sth] The company moved swiftly to find new products.1828TIME [T] › to change the time or order of something
zamanın veya bir şeyin düzenini değiştirmek
We need to move the meeting back a few days.782FEELING [T] › to make someone have strong feelings of sadness or sympathy
duygulandırmak, müteessir etmek, dokunmak
[often passive] I was deeply moved by his speech. Many people were moved to tears (= were so sad they cried). → Compare unmoved9852126 move house UK › to leave your home in order to live in a new one
evden taşınmak; başka bir eve taşınmak
2411get moving informal › to hurry
move in phrasal verb acele etmek; telaşlanmak
We're leaving in five minutes, so get moving!1595 › to begin living in a new home
move out phrasal verb yeni bir yere taşınmak
We're moving in next week. She's just moved in with her boyfriend. They want to move in together before they get married.7712411 › to stop living in a particular home
move on phrasal verb ayrılmak, çıkmak, başka yere taşınmak
He moved out when he was only eighteen.15952411NEW PLACE › to leave the place where you are staying and go somewhere else
terketmek, ayrılmak, başka bir yere gitmek
After three days in Madrid we thought we'd move on.1595NEW ACTIVITY › to start doing a new activity
...a/e geçmek; ...a/e devam etmek
I'd done the same job for ten years and felt it was time to move on.7821552NEW SUBJECT › to change from one subject to another when you are talking or writing
move over phrasal verb (yazıda, konuşmada) konuyu değiştirmek; bir konudan diğerine geçmek
Let's move on to the next topic.1188 › to change the place where you are sitting or standing so that there is space for someone else to sit or stand
yer açmak; yer vermek; kaymak; ilerlemek
1604(Definition of move verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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