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move: I. noun II. intransitive verb III. transitive verb
move away: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb
move back: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb
move forward: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb
move in: intransitive verb
move out: intransitive verb

I . move [muːv] N

1. move (movement):

move

to get a move on

2. move (change of abode):

move

3. move GAMES:

move

jogada f

it's your move

é sua vez

4. move (action):

move

lance m

to make the first move

dar o primeiro lance

II . move [muːv] VB intr

1. move (change position):

move

2. move (change abode):

move

to move to another city

mudar-se para outra cidade

III . move [muːv] VB trans

1. move (change position):

move

mudar

2. move (cause emotions):

move

to be moved by sth

ficar comovido com a. c.

I . move away VB intr

II . move away VB trans

I . move back VB intr

andar para trás

II . move back VB trans

I . move forward VB intr

move forward

II . move forward VB trans

move forward

move forward time

move in VB intr (move into house)

move out VB intr (stop inhabiting)

Usage examples with moved

to be moved by sth

ficar comovido com a. c.

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Five cables in total were moved by the throttle twist grip. en.wikipedia.org

Moved from downtown to the front of the high school, the interesting statue of many different colors gives passersby an unusual view. en.wikipedia.org

The traction pipe can hardly have crossed the ordinary track and trains may have been moved by horses. en.wikipedia.org

This replaced the twice-yearly census of electors which often disenfranchised those who had moved during the interval between censuses. en.wikipedia.org

Originally, these advocated a moderate approach to life, especially concerning the consumption of alcohol; later, they moved toward abstinence from alcohol. en.wikipedia.org

The non-finite verb (infinitive or participle) remains in final position, but the finite (i.e. inflected) verb is moved to the second position. en.wikipedia.org

The pain is unbearable, and he can not be moved. en.wikipedia.org

The council moved in to block up some of the houses in 2013. www.leinsterexpress.ie

The area was swampy and malaria-infested, but employees of the factory gradually moved there with their families, bringing the population to 1,500. en.wikipedia.org

Even the bitterest churl can not fail to be moved by the joyful sight of two people declaring their love and embarking on a life together. www.independent.co.uk

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