move

move

1. move about/around: deslocar-se de um local para outro // mudar algo de um lugar para outro // manter-se em movimento, manter-se ativo // remexer, mover-se

   • sandra is always moving about/ around the furniture
   • you should move about more, not sit in front of the computer all day

2. move along:dispersar, abandonar um local // mandar alguém sair de um local// avançar,mover-se, adiantar-se, seguir em frente, ir frente

   • the police asked the thieves to move along
   • we have to move along even though that happened
   • The boss told me to move along. He wanted to have a word with the other guys.

3. move away: afastar-se, distanciar // mudar-se para outro lugar

   • the mother moved the glass away, out of the child's reach.
   • this town doesnt offer any job opportunities, so my son has moved away
   • move away from: deixar de usar ou consumir //afastar-se, distanciar de alguém, algo
     • the government intends to move away from nuclear power towards hydrooeletric power
     • i am moving away from that brand
     • the mother moved the glass away from the child's reach.

4. move apart: separar, desunir // afastar-se, separar-se, apartar-se

   • we had to move them apart cause they are beating up each other

5. move aside: sair da frente

   • officers asked people to move aside so that the senator could get to his car

6. move back: retroceder, recuar // voltar, retornar // recolocar // arrastar para trás

   • we are moving back with this government
   • i will move back home when my exams finish.
   • we had moved the furniture to the sides of the room
   • the sofa needs to be moved back - it doesn't look good there.

7. move forward: avançar, progredir //colocar na frente, mover para frente

   • now that I have the supplies I need, I can move forward with my project.
   • in order to rotate the stock, move the old product forward and put the new product behind it on the shelf.