首页英语词典movemove词组搭配

move

英[muːv] 美[muv]
  • n. 移动;步骤;迁居
  • vi. 移动;搬家,迁移;离开
  • vt. 移动;感动

词组搭配


move in

To begin to occupy a residence or place of business.

搬进:开始占据一个住宅地或商业场所

get a move on

[often in imperative](informal)hurry up

(非正式)快些,赶紧

get moving

[often in imperative](informal)make a prompt start (on a journey or task)

(非正式)赶快;快些开始

you're here to work, so get moving.

你来这儿是干活的,那就快干。

make a move

take action

采取行动

each army was waiting for the other side to make a move.

双方军队都在等对方先动手。

make a move on (或 put the moves on)

(informal)make a proposition to (someone), especially of a sexual nature

(非正式)向(某人)提出想法(尤指性要求)

move the goalposts
move heaven and earth
move mountains
move up a gear
move with the times

keep abreast of current thinking or developments

与时俱进

not move a muscle
move along

[often in imperative]change to a new position, especially to avoid causing an obstruction

(尤指为避免拥堵而)向前走,继续前进

‘Move along, move along,’ said the constable.

警官说:“往前走,别停。”。

move aside

‘Move along, move along,’ said the constable.

警官说:“往前走,别停。”。

move on (或 move someone on)

go or cause to leave somewhere, especially because one is causing an obstruction

(要求…)走开,(要求…)不要停留

the Mounties briskly ordered them to move on.

加拿大骑警不客气地命令他们走开。