move it

muːv ɪt

Definition

Definition of move it - Reverso English Dictionary

Expression

relocatechange the position of something

Can you move it to the other side of the room?

relocate

shift

speed up

hurry up or go faster

Move it, or we'll be late!

hurry

rush

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Expressions with move

move around

change position or location frequently

She likes to move around the office throughout the day..

move in

start living in a new home or place

They decided to move in last weekend.

move into

enter a new place to live or work

They will move into their new apartment next week.

move up

adjust position to allow others space

Please move up so others can sit.

on the move

adj.

changing location or position actively

The troops are on the move to the border.

make the first move

take the first step in a process

He made the first move in negotiating the deal.

Terms with move it included in their meaning

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close the door

physical action

move a door to stop it being open

drag from

movement

move something by pulling it along

pull back the curtain

literal

move a curtain to reveal something behind it

pull on

apply force

exert force on something to move it towards oneself

run one's hand over

touch surface

move a hand gently across a surface to feel it

use pressure

physical force

apply force to something to make it move or change

drafty

adj.

air movement

lets air move through easily, often making it cold inside

shake

greeting

grasp someone's hand and move it up and down

Examples of move it in a sentence

We need to move it before the guests arrive.
Move it, the train is about to leave!
You need to move it if you want to catch the bus.

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French:déplacer, dépêche-toi, ...
German:beweg es, beeil dich, ...
Italian:spostare, muoviti, ...
Spanish:mover, muévete, ...
Portuguese:mover, despacha-te, ...
Chinese:移到, 快点, ...
Japanese:動かして, 急いで, ...
Arabic:اُنْقُلْهُ, تَحَرَّكْ بِسُرْعَة, ...
Hebrew:הַזֵּז אֶת זֶה, זוּז, ...
Russian:подвинь это, поторопись, ...
Ukrainian:перемістити, поспішай, ...
Hindi:हटाना, जल्दी करो, ...
Bengali:সরানো, তাড়াতাড়ি করো, ...
Catalan:moure-ho, afanya't, ...
Czech:přesuň to, pohni si, ...
Danish:flyt det, skynd dig, ...
Dutch:verplaats het, schiet op, ...
Greek:μετακίνησέ το, κουνήσου, ...
Hungarian:áthelyez, gyerünk, ...
Khmer:ផ្លាស់ទីវា, ប្រញាប់ឡើង, ...
Korean:옮기다, 서둘러, ...
Persian:جابه‌جایش کن, عجله کن, ...
Polish:przenieść to, rusz się, ...
Portuguese (BR):mover isso, anda logo, ...
Romanian:o muți, Grăbește-te, ...
Swedish:flytta den, skynda dig, ...
Thai:ย้ายมัน, รีบหน่อย, ...
Turkish:taşı, hadi acele et, ...
Vietnamese:di chuyển nó, nhanh lên, ...

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