move

/mˈuːv/

/ˈmuv/

[verbo] [nombre]

to move

[VERBO]

MAIN VERB

mover

to change one's position or location

sinónimos : go

locomote

travel

antónimos : stay in place

1.1

mudarse

to change one's place of residence or work

sinónimos : relocate

antónimos : stay

1.2

mover

(in board games, particularly the game of chess) to make a change in the position of a piece

sinónimos : go

1.3

mover

to change or make someone or something change their position in an apparent way

sinónimos : displace

1.4

actuar

to make a quick start, departure, etc.

1.5

vender

to sell something or make the arrangements for it to be sold

avanzar

to develop or make progress in a specific direction or manner

sinónimos : go

run

2.1

mover

to switch from one standpoint, state, or activity to a different one

2.2

prepararse a hacer algo

to take action, particularly in order to solve a problem or achieve a goal

sinónimos : act

antónimos : refrain

impeler

to make someone do a particular thing

sinónimos : actuate

3.1

emocionar

to make someone experience strong emotions, particularly sadness or sympathy

sinónimos : affect

impress

strike

proponer

to put forward a suggestion or proposal formally

sinónimos : make a motion

Move

[NOMBRE]

jugada

a change made by a player in the position of a piece in a board game

movimiento

something that one does or needs to do in order to accomplish something

mudanza

the act of changing your residence or place of business

sinónimos : relocation

Ejemplos

1. The slim dancer moved with grace and precision.

2. She moved her queen.

3. The female dancers gracefully moved across the stage.

4. The tornado moved quickly across the open fields.

nearby words

move heaven and earth