Rechercher
to move
01
changer
to change your position or location
1.1
changer
to make a quick start, departure, etc.
Exemple
We're running late, let's move or we'll miss our flight.
The party was dying down, so I decided it was time to be moving.
1.2
changer
(in board games, particularly the game of chess) to make a change in the position of a piece
Exemple
He moved his knight to a central square for better control.
I moved my knight to attack the opponent's bishop.
They moved their pawn to capture an opponent's piece.
Through clever positioning, White has created a situation where his opponent must move.
It's up to you to decide which piece to move next.
1.3
changer
to change or make someone or something change their position in an apparent way
Exemple
The wind moved the curtains back and forth.
I moved the chair to the other side of the table.
She moved the cursor across the screen to select a file.
The earthquake moved the furniture and caused some items to fall.
He moved his hand to catch the falling object.
1.4
changer
to change one's place of residence or work
Exemple
She moved from one department to another within the company.
We'll be moving to a different office building next month.
He is moving to a different country to pursue his career.
We're planning to move to a different state for a fresh start.
1.5
changer
to sell something or make the arrangements for it to be sold
Exemple
This new skincare product is moving off the shelves quickly.
The popular energy drink is moving fast.
With its compelling storyline, booksellers should easily be able to move this mystery novel.
02
changer
to develop or make progress in a specific direction or manner
2.1
changer
to switch from one standpoint, state, or activity to a different one
Exemple
Let's move the appointment to a later time.
Let's move the team meeting to the afternoon.
2.2
changer
to take action, particularly in order to solve a problem or achieve a goal
Exemple
The government has moved to increase funding for healthcare services in rural areas.
She moved decisively to resolve the conflict between the two parties.
The company has moved to address customer concerns and improve product quality.
We need to move quickly to address this issue before it escalates.
03
changer
to make someone do a particular thing
3.1
changer
to make someone experience strong emotions, particularly sadness or sympathy
Exemple
I was profoundly moved by his story of resilience and strength.
He was visibly moved by the heartbreaking story of the homeless man he encountered.
The heart-wrenching movie moved her to tears.
The touching gesture from a stranger moved her deeply.
04
changer
to put forward a suggestion or proposal formally
Move
01
the act of making a decision or taking action towards a particular goal or outcome
02
the act of relocating one's residence or place of business to a different location
03
a change in position or posture, often within a particular context, that does not involve relocating to a different place
04
the act of changing location from one place to another
Exemple
The cat moved swiftly across the room.
The dancer moved gracefully across the stage.
The train is moving slowly due to the heavy snowfall.
She moved quickly to avoid the falling object.
The actor's mellifluous delivery of Shakespeare's soliloquy moved the audience to tears.
Mots Proches
