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释义 move /muːv/ ► SEE ALL●ˌmove aˈbout, etc. (especially BrE)  ➡  move around, etc. ●ˌmove aˈcross●ˌmove aˈcross sthto move from one side of sth to the other 从一边移到另一边；穿过◆He moved across to the window and looked out.
他走到对面的窗前向外张望。OBJ room[v + adv] [v + prep]●ˌmove aˈheadto advance or develop, often after there has been a delay （耽搁之后）发展，进展◆The project is moving ahead again now.
这个项目现在又有了进展。SYN proceed (more formal) [v + adv]●ˌmove aˈhead of sb/sthto move faster than sb/sth; to develop more quickly than sb/sth else 比…移动得快；比…进展迅速；领先…一步◆‘Speed up!’ he said, moving ahead of her.
“快点！”他说着便冲到了她前面。◆Our foreign competitors are moving ahead of us.
国外竞争对手走在我们前面。SYN overtake sb/sth[v + adv + prep]●ˌmove aˈlong●ˌmove aˈlong sthto go forward （沿着…）前行◆The convoy of cars was moving slowly along the road.
车队在公路上缓慢行进。OBJ road[v + adv] [v + prep]●ˌmove aˈlong/ˈon●ˌmove sb aˈlong/ˈonto leave a particular place or go to a new position; to make sb do this （使）挪动；（使）移动◆Move along now. You’re blocking the entrance.
往前走。你挡住门啦。◆The police arrived to move the demonstrators along.
警察到场让示威人群移动起来。[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌmove aˈlong●ˌmove sth aˈlongif a project, etc. moves along, or if sb moves it along, it continues to make good progress （使项目等）继续推进◆Can you move the story along a bit faster? What happened in the end?
你把故事讲得快一点好吗？结局到底怎样？[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌmove aˈpartif two or more things or people move apart, they become separated by a distance 分开；分离◆They quickly moved apart when I walked in.
我走进来，他们马上分开了。◆ (figurative) The two sides in the dispute are moving further and further apart.
争议双方的分歧越来越大。[v + adv]●ˌmove aˈround●ˌmove aˈround sth ( ˌmove aˈbout/ˈround, ˌmove aˈbout/ˈround sth especially BrE) to keep moving from one place to another 不停移动；走来走去◆Use the mouse to move around the screen.
用鼠标在屏幕上来回移动。◆I have to move around a lot with my job.
我的工作需要我到处跑动。◆She sang as she moved about the room.
她在房间里边走边唱。[v + adv] [v + prep]●ˌmove sb/sth aˈround ( ˌmove sb/sth aˈbout/round especially BrE) to move sb/sth from one place to another （使）移动；（使）走动◆It’s not fair to keep moving the children around from school to school.
让孩子经常转学不好。◆The chair is light and easy to move about.
椅子很轻，便于搬动。[v + n/pron + adv]●ˌmove aˈround sth ( ˌmove ˈround sth especially BrE) to move in a circle around sth that is blocking your path 绕过去；兜过去◆She moved round the table to open the window.
她绕过桌子去开窗。SYN go around sb/sth[v + prep]●ˌmove aˈsideto move to one side, usually to allow sb or sth to pass 挪到一边；闪开；让路◆I moved aside to let her go past.
我闪到一旁，让她过去。[v + adv]●ˌmove sb/sth aˈsideto put sb/sth to one side away from the centre of a place, usually to make room for sb/sth else 把…挪到一边，移开（以腾出空间）◆We moved the tables aside so that we could dance.
我们把桌子都搬到边上以便跳舞。[v + n/pron + adv]●ˌmove aˈwayto leave the place where you live to go and live in another place 搬家；迁离◆All her friends have moved away from the area.
她的朋友都从这个地方迁走了。[v + adv]●ˌmove aˈway (from sb/sth) ●ˌmove sth aˈway (from sb/sth) to leave the place or position you are in and go to another; to take sth from one place or position and put it in another （使）改变位置；离开；把…从…搬走◆Move away from the window in case anyone sees you.
离开窗户，别让人看见你。◆Can you move the scissors away from the baby?
把宝宝那儿的剪刀拿走好吗 ?[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌmove aˈway from sthto stop doing, following or believing sth 歇手不干；不再追随；不再相信◆The party seems to be moving away from its original aims.
该党似乎在背离其原来的宗旨。[v + adv + prep]●ˌmove ˈback 🔑●ˌmove sth ˈback 🔑1. to go, or to move sth, to a new position at a distance away from the front or behind sb/sth （使）退后；（使）后移◆He moved back a few steps.
他后退了几步。◆She moved her chair back from the fire.
她把椅子从炉火旁往后挪了一挪。OPP move forward, move sth forward2. to go, or to move sth, to the place or position it was in before （使）回到原位；（使）归位◆His eyes moved back to her face.
他的目光回到了她的脸上。◆It took a long time to move the furniture back after the party.
聚会过后花了很长时间才把家具放归原位。SYN return (sth) (to sth) 3. if an event moves back, or sb moves it back, it takes place at a later date or time than was first planned （使）推迟；（使）延期◆They’ve moved back the date of the wedding.
他们把婚期推迟了。OPP bring sth forward, move forward; move sth forward  ➡ see also put sth back[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] (less frequent) ●ˌmove ˈdown (of a level or an amount 水平或数量) to decrease 降低；减少◆Prices move up and down according to demand.
价格随需求变化上下浮动。SYN go down
OPP move up[v + adv]●ˌmove ˈdown 🔑●ˌmove ˈdown sth 🔑1. to move from a higher position to a lower one 从高处移到低处；下移◆I watched her move nervously down the slope.
我看着她战战兢兢地下了坡。OBJ hill, ladder
OPP go up, go up sth 2. to move to a new position to make more space for sb else 移动（以腾出空间）◆Can you move down (the bus) so more people can get on?
请往里挪挪，让更多的人上车好吗？SYN move up, move up sth[v + adv] [v + prep]●ˌmove ˈdown●ˌmove sb ˈdown (at school 在学校) to move, or to move sb, to a lower class, grade or level （使）降级；（使）降到慢班◆I was worried that if I failed the test I would have to move down.
我害怕如果通不过考试，我就得降级了。◆If you don’t work harder, you’ll be moved down (to the class below).
如果不努力学习，你就要降到慢班去了。OPP move up, move sb up[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌmove sb/sth ˈdown●ˌmove sb/sth ˈdown sthto move sb/sth from a higher position to a lower one 把…从高处移到低处；把…下移◆Move the boxes down from the top of the wardrobe.
把衣橱顶上的那些盒子拿下来。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + n/pron + prep]●ˌmove ˈforward 🔑●ˌmove sth ˈforward 🔑1. to go, or to make sth go, to a place or position that is in front （使）前行；（使）前移◆The car began to move forward slowly.
车子开始徐徐向前开动了。OPP move back, move sth back2. to develop, or to make sth develop, towards a good result （使）有进展；促进；推动◆It’s time to move this project forward.
该进一步开发这个项目了。3. to move, or to make sth move, towards the future （使）向前发展◆The company must keep moving forward.
公司必须不断发展进步。◆The story then moves forward to 1999.
故事接着就说到了 1999 年。4. if an event moves forward, or sb moves it forward, it takes place at an earlier date or time than was planned （使）提前发生；（使）提前◆My operation has been moved forward two weeks.
我的手术提前了两个星期。OPP move back, move sth back[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌmove ˈin1. (on sb/sth) to move towards sb/sth, especially in a threatening way, or to make a dangerous situation calm 向…进逼；赶到（以平息危险事态）◆I moved in close and stuck the gun in his back.
我逼近他，用枪抵住他的后背。◆The police moved in to control the crowd.
警察赶了过来控制人群。SYN close in (on sb/sth) 2. to arrive and begin work, especially when people do not really want you there （违背他人意愿地）开进并动工◆The developers moved in and built a housing estate in the grounds of the old house.
开发商开了进来，在旧房子的地皮上建造住宅。3. (on sth) to begin to try to have control of or responsibility for a company, a project, etc. 试图控制，企图接管（公司、项目等）◆They are moving in on another drugs company.
他们试图控制另一家制药公司。[v + adv]●ˌmove ˈin 🔑●ˌmove ˈinto sth 🔑to go to a new house and begin to live there 搬入新居◆How soon can you move in?
你多久能搬进新家？◆When are you moving into your new flat?
你什么时候搬到新公寓？OPP move out, move out of sth[v + adv] [v + prep]●ˌmove ˈin together●ˌmove ˈin with sbto start living with sb, especially a partner 和（伴侣等）开始共同生活；开始同居◆They’ve decided to move in together.
他们决定同居。[v + adv + adv] [v + adv + prep]●ˌmove ˈinto sth1.  ➡  move in, move into sth 2. to start to be involved in a new area of activity or business 涉足，开始从事（新的活动或工作）◆The company is looking to move into new markets.
公司正打算打入新市场。◆After teaching for ten years he moved into publishing.
从教十年后，他改行干起了出版工作。3. to develop or advance into a new position, stage, etc. 发展到，进入（新的位置、阶段等）◆The project is now moving into its second year.
这项工程正步入第二个年头。◆The team has moved into fourth place after their victory.
获胜后该队升至第四名。[v + prep]●ˌmove sb/sth ˈinto sthto take sb/sth and put them/it in a new place 将…移到；把…挪到◆We’ve moved the phone into the hall.
我们把电话移到了门厅。◆The doctors at the hospital have moved my father into a room on his own.
医院的医生把我父亲转到了单间。◆I’ve moved my savings into a different bank account.
我把存款转到了另一个银行账户上。[v + n/pron + prep]●ˌmove ˈoff (especially BrE) (especially of a vehicle 尤指车辆) to start a journey; to begin to move 出发；起程；启动◆Check your mirrors before you move off.
车启动之前注意看一下反光镜。[v + adv]●ˌmove ˈoff sth●ˌmove sb/sth ˈoff sthto leave the place where you are; to remove sb/sth from a particular place 离开；（把…）移开◆Farmers are rapidly moving off the land.
农民正快速离开土地。◆Can you move your car off the pavement please?
请把你的车开离人行道好吗？[v + prep] [v + n/pron + prep]●ˌmove ˈon1. to continue your journey after stopping for a short while; to leave the place where you are and go to a new place （短暂停留后）继续行进；离开◆After a few minutes, the bus moved on again.
几分钟后公共汽车又往前开了。◆The police told them to move on and go home!
警察命令他们离开这里回家去！◆When I looked round, I realized everyone else had moved on.
我环顾四周，发现其他人都走掉了。2. if ideas, beliefs, etc. move on, they change and develop （思想、信念等）变化发展◆Things have moved on a lot since my parents were young.
与我父母年轻时相比，世事已经大变。◆The debate does not seem to have moved on much.
争论似乎没有多大进展。◆Fashions are moving on all the time.
流行时尚总是日新月异。3. (to sth) to start doing or discussing sth new 开始做（别的事情）；转换（话题）◆I want to move on to my next point now.
我现在想开始阐述下一个要点。◆When her contract here runs out in April, Tessa will move on.
特莎在这里的合同 4 月到期后将换份工作。◆She moved on to become senior editor of a magazine.
她转任一家杂志的高级编辑。SYN pass on (to sth) [v + adv]●ˌmove ˈon●ˌmove sb ˈon◆Every time they stopped they got moved on by the police.
他们每次停下来都被警方要求向前走。  ➡  move along/on, move sb along/on ●ˌmove ˈout 🔑●ˌmove ˈout of sth 🔑to leave your home and go to live somewhere else 搬出去住；（从…）迁出◆The lodger moved out yesterday.
房客昨天搬走了。◆He wants to move out of London.
他想搬出伦敦。◆They’ve recently moved out of the city and gone to live in the country.
他们最近从城里迁居乡下。OPP move in, move into sth[v + adv] [v + adv + prep]●ˌmove sb ˈout●ˌmove sb ˈout of sth1. to make sb leave a place, especially their home 让…离开（尤指住所）◆The landlord is moving the tenants out.
房东要房客搬走。◆The emergency services are moving people out of their homes.
紧急救援人员正将民众疏散出住所。2. to remove sb, especially soldiers, from a place 将…调离；从…撤回◆Many countries are moving their troops out of the area.
多个国家正在将部队撤离该地区。SYN withdraw sb (from sth) [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] (less frequent) [v + n/pron + adv + prep]●ˌmove sth ˈout●ˌmove sth ˈout of sthto remove sth from a place, especially in order to make more space （从…）移开，挪开（以腾出空间）◆We’ll need to move some chairs out to make more room.
我们得搬走几张椅子，以便多腾出些地方。◆When can you move your belongings out of my apartment?
你什么时候能把你的东西从我公寓里搬走？◆That table will have to be moved out of the way.
那张桌子得挪开让道。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] (less frequent) [v + n/pron + adv + prep]●ˌmove ˈout of sth1. to leave a particular place, area or situation 离开；脱离◆We watched the boat moving out of the harbour.
我们看着那艘船驶离了港口。◆The country is moving out of recession.
该国正从衰退中复苏。2. to stop being involved in a particular activity or area of business 退出，不再从事（某项活动或工作）◆Many people have been forced to move out of farming.
很多人被迫放弃了务农。[v + adv + prep]●ˌmove ˈover 🔑1. (to sb/sth) to go towards sb/sth 向…走去；走向◆He moved over to her.
他朝她走去。2. (to sth) (especially BrE) to begin to do sth in a different way or with different people; to change the system you are using 转变（做事方式）；更换（工作环境）；改变（系统）◆I’m an interpreter, but I’d like to move over to translation work.
我从事口译，但我希望改做笔译。◆We’ve just moved over to a new computing system.
我们刚刚换上了新的计算机系统。3. to move to one side, usually to make room for sb/sth else 移到一边；挪开；让开◆I wish the car in front would move over and let me overtake.
我希望前面的车能让让路，让我超车。◆Move over! I want to sit down too.
往旁边挪一挪！我也想坐下。◆ (figurative) Older managers should move over to make room for younger people.
年长的经理应该退下来，给年轻人腾地方。  ➡ see also move up (2)[v + adv]●ˌmove ˈover sth●ˌmove sb/sth ˈover sth1. to go forward slowly across a surface; to make sth do this （使）缓慢走过（平面）◆The tank adapts to the ground it is moving over.
坦克能适应它驶过的地面。◆Just move the brush lightly over the paper.
把画笔在纸上轻轻描画就行啦。2. if sb’s hands, eyes, etc. move over sth, or sb moves them over sth, they slowly move across sth （用手）抚摩；（用目光）打量；（使）缓缓移过◆His eyes moved over her face.
他的目光在她脸上游移。◆She moved her hands gently over his injured ankle.
她用双手轻抚他受伤的脚踝。[v + prep] [v + n/pron + prep]●ˌmove ˈpast sb/sthto pass in front of sb/sth 从…前面经过◆He moved past her into the lounge.
他在她面前走过，进了休息室。SYN go past sb/sth[v + prep]●ˌmove ˈround, etc. (especially BrE)  ➡  move around, etc. ●ˌmove toˈwards sb/sthto approach sb/sth 接近；靠近◆She began to run as the car moved towards her.
车子冲她开来时她跑了起来。[v + prep]●ˌmove toˈwards sth●ˌmove toˈwards doing sth (especially BrE) (NAmE usually ˌmove toˈward sth, ˌmove toˈward doing sth) (often used in the progressive tenses 常用于进行时) to prepare to do or achieve sth; to approach or move nearer to sth 准备做（或完成）；接近；靠近◆We are moving towards a better understanding of the situation.
我们对局势有了更深入的了解。◆Is the group moving towards finding a solution?
小组有望找到解决方案吗 ?OBJ understanding, settlement[v + prep]●ˌmove ˈup (of a rate, a level or an amount 比率、水平或数量) to increase 增长；上升◆What will we do if interest rates move up?
如果利率上调，我们该怎么办？SYN go up
OPP go down[v + adv]●ˌmove ˈup●ˌmove sb ˈupto move, or to make sb move, to a higher level, grade or class （使）升级；（使）升入快班◆She’s been moved up into the Advanced class.
她被调到了快班。◆I see Tim has moved up in the world (= has got a better job, more money, a higher social position, etc.)
我看蒂姆混得比以前好啦。OPP move down, move sb down[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌmove ˈup 🔑●ˌmove ˈup sth 🔑●ˌmove sb/sth ˈup 🔑●ˌmove sb/sth ˈup sth 🔑1. to move from a lower to a higher position; to make sb/sth do this （使）上移；（使）升高◆Hold the ladder tightly and move up a rung at a time.
抓紧梯子，一级一级往上爬。◆We watched the group moving up the hill.
我们看着这一队人登山。◆ (figurative) This is your chance to move up the career ladder and get a better job.
这是你职业生涯提升和得到更好职位的机会。◆Move your hand up and down.
上下挥动你的手。◆We had to move the piano up three flights of stairs.
我们得抬着钢琴上三段楼梯。SYN go up, etc.
OPP move down, etc.2. to change your position to make room for sb else; to make sb/sth do this （使）让开；（使）让位◆Come on, move up a bit and let your mother sit down!
哎，挪开点，让你母亲坐下！  ➡ see also move down, move down sth (2), move over (3)[v + adv] [v + prep] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + n/pron + prep]
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