/mu:v ||; muv/verb1 [I,T] to change position or to put sth in a different position 改变位置；移动；搬动 · Please move your car. It's blocking the road. 请开走你的车，它把路给阻塞了。The station is so crowded you can hardly move. 车站里人山人海，令人寸步难移。The meeting has been moved to Thursday. 会议改到星期四开了。
2 [I,T] move along, down, over, up, etc to move (sth) further in a particular direction in order to make space for sb/sth else 挪动（以便腾出地方）: If we move up a bit, Rob can sit here too. 要是我们挪过去一点儿，罗布也可坐在这里。Move your head down -- I can't see the screen. 你把头低下去，我看不见屏幕了。
3 [I,T] to change the place where you live, work, study, etc 搬家；搬迁；迁移: Our neighbours are moving to York next week. 我们的邻居下周要搬到约克去了。to move house 搬家Yuka's moved down to the beginners' class. 尤卡已经降到初学者的那个班。
4 [I] move (on/ahead) to make progress 取得进展: When the new team of builders arrived things started moving very quickly. 新一批建筑工人到来后，工作开始进展迅速。
5 [I] to take action 采取行动: Unless we move quickly lives will be lost. 我们不赶快采取行动的话，就会有人丧失生命。
6 [T] to cause sb to have strong feelings, especially of sadness 激起强烈情感（尤指哀伤）；感动: Many people were moved to tears by reports of the massacre. 看了有关大屠杀的报道，很多人都伤心得落泪。
get moving to go, leave or do sth quickly 快走；快离开；赶快做某事
get sth moving to cause sth to make progress 使某事有所进展
move in (with sb) to start living in a new house (with sb) 搬入，迁入（新居）；搬去与…同住
move on (to sth) to start doing or discussing sth new 开始做另一件事；改变话题
move off (used about a vehicle) to start a journey; to leave （指车辆）出发，离开
move out to leave your old home 搬出，迁出（旧居）