| 释义 |
●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] |