move
the earth moved: seeearth.
move up a gear: see change gear atgear.
get a move on hurry up. informal
2012Guardian When Sluizer finally flickered back into consciousness, he instructed the doctors to get a move on as he had to fly back to LA.
make a move
1 take action.
2 start on a journey; leave somewhere. British
make a move on (or put the moves on) make a proposition to someone, especially of a sexual nature. informal
move the goalposts: seegoalpost.
move heaven and earth: seeheaven.
move mountains: seemountain.
move with the times keep abreast of current thinking or developments.
not move a muscle: seemuscle.
the spirit moves someone: seespirit.