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Definition of mover - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
relocationUS person or company that transports furniture and goodsUS
- The movers carefully packed and transported our belongings to the new house.
2.
initiatorsomeone who initiates or propels something forward
- She was the main mover behind the community recycling program.
3.
salesUS product that sells wellUS
- This phone is a fast mover in the market.
4.
meetingsTECH. UK person proposing a motion in a meetingTECH. UK
- The mover of the proposal spoke first.
Expressions with mover
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someone who acts quickly and decisively
In emergencies, a fast mover can make a big difference.
influential person who initiates events and influences people
She was known as a mover and shaker in the tech industry.
person who drives major improvements
She is a needle mover in the tech industry.
person who helps move household items
The house mover packed the furniture carefully.
device for transporting people in airports or urban areas
The people mover at the airport helped travelers reach their gates faster.
original force behind an idea or enterprise
He was the prime mover of the new business strategy.
machine for moving large amounts of earth
The earth mover cleared the site in a day.
company that helps move belongings
Public movers helped us relocate to our new house.
company first to enter a market
The first mover in the tech industry gained a huge market share.
chess problem with a move limit over three
The puzzle was a challenging more-mover.
chess problem solved in three moves
He solved the three-mover in just a few minutes.
chess problem to checkmate in two moves
He solved the two-mover in under a minute.
Origin of mover
Latin, movere (to move)
Terms with mover included in their meaning
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item mover
person or thing that carries something
material mover
machine that moves materials short distances
frequent mover
person who moves frequently without a fixed home
fast mover
person who moves very fast in any activity
quick mover
one who dashes or moves quickly
material mover
tool used to lift and move materials like hay
acr: automated people mover
small train that moves people automatically
frequent mover
someone who frequently changes sleeping locations
quick mover
person who moves quickly and energetically
quick mover
person or animal that moves quickly
mover
person who moves to a smaller home
skillful mover
one who skillfully changes direction or position
mover
person or thing that moves something to another place
mover
person who moves goods using a truck
mover
person or thing that moves something from one place to another
Examples of mover in a sentence
We hired a mover to help with the relocation. The young entrepreneur became a key mover in the tech industry. As a mover of social change, he inspired many. The new book series is a top mover this season. Their latest gadget became a mover shortly after release. The mover of the amendment took the floor.
After the mover spoke, the debate began.
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- French:déménageur, moteur, ...
- German:Umzugsunternehmen, Initiator, ...
- Italian:traslocatore, iniziatrice, ...
- Spanish:transportista, promotor, ...
- Portuguese:transportador, iniciador, ...
- Chinese:搬运工, 推动者, ...
- Japanese:引っ越し業者, 推進者, ...
- Arabic:ناقِل الأثاث, مُحَرِّك, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹבִיל, יוֹזֵם, ...
- Russian:грузчик, движущая сила, ...
- Ukrainian:перевізник, ініціатор, ...
- Hindi:मूवर, प्रवर्तक, ...
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