move over

To physically create space between oneself and someone or something else. Move over and make some room for me on the couch!

move someone or something over

to cause someone or something to move a little way away. Move Tom over a little bit. He is taking too much space. Would you move your foot over a little?

move over

to move a bit [away from the speaker]. Move over. I need some space. Please move over. Part of this space is mine.

词组	move over
释义	move over move over To physically create space between oneself and someone or something else. Move over and make some room for me on the couch! See also: move, over Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. move someone or something over to cause someone or something to move a little way away. Move Tom over a little bit. He is taking too much space. Would you move your foot over a little? See also: move, over move over to move a bit [away from the speaker]. Move over. I need some space. Please move over. Part of this space is mine. See also: move, over McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: move up move up to get by on the move move away from (something) go ahead go-ahead get a move on get away from get away from (someone or something)
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