move in Hindi हिन्दी
move in Kashmiri कॉशुर
move in Malayalam മലയാളം
move in Marathi मराठी
move in Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
move in English
- move⇄expr. get a move on, (Slang.)
a. to make haste; hurry up.
Ex. A correspondent from Rhodesia says, ""Get cracking, or I will come over."" We would say ""get a move on!"" (Holiday).
b. to begin to move.
Ex. I remember with what ex - move⇄expr. move in on, (Informal.)
a. to attack.
Ex. The soldiers moved in on the well-defended old house from all sides.
b. to take steps to dispossess (a person) of power or of control or ownership, as of a business or a property. - move⇄expr. move in, to move oneself, one's family, and one's belongings into a new place to live.
Ex. The new couple is moving in next week. - move⇄expr. move up, to promote or be promoted.
Ex. Dr. Cabot was moved up from an associate to a full professorship. - move⇄expr. on the move,
a. moving about.
Ex. The action ... is nervy, always on the move (Maclean's).
b. active.
Ex. The extremists in the Chinese leadership are on the move again (Victor Zorza).
c. traveling.
Ex. He's b - move⇄move, verb, moved,moving,noun.
- move⇄noun 1. the act of moving; movement.
Ex. an impatient move of her head.
2. (Figurative.) an action taken to bring about some result; step.
Ex. His next move was to earn some money. Our move to get a better place to play succeeded.move⇄v.i. 1. to change place or position; pass from one place or position to another.
Ex. The child moved in his sleep. The earth moves around the sun.
2. to change one's place of living.
Ex. We have moved from 96th Street to 110th Street.move⇄v.t. 1. to change the place or position of.
Ex. Do not move your hand. Move your chair to the other side of the table. She moved her lips ... but could not speak (Thomas Hardy).
(SYN) shift, remove, transfer.
2. to put or keep in moti