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A1  move  yer değişmek, hareket etmek; yer değiştirmek, hareket ettirmek

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verb  /muːv   / verb move (verb)
 /muːv  
/ verb
 
CHANGE POSITION 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to change position or
to put sth in a different position
yer
değişmek, hareket etmek; yer
değiştirmek, hareket ettirmek
 Don't move – there's a bee on your arm.
 Please move your car. It's blocking the
road.
 The station is so crowded you can hardly
move.
 The meeting has been moved to Thursday.
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
 move along, down, over, up,
etc.
to move (sth) further
in a particular direction in order to make space for sb/sth else
 If we move up (kayarsan) a
bit, Rob can sit here too.
 The train conductor asked people to move
along (ilerlemelerini) to the next carriage.
 Move your head down (başını
eğ) – I can't see the screen.
MAKE PROGRESS 
3 [intransitive]
move
(on/ahead)
to make progress
değişmek; 
ilerlemek
 When the new team of builders arrived
things started moving very quickly.
TAKE ACTION 
4 [intransitive]
to take action
harekete
geçmek
 Unless we move quickly lives will be lost.
CHANGE HOUSE, JOB, ETC. 
5 [intransitive,
transitive]
to change the place
where you live, work, study, etc.
ev
taşımak, taşınmak
 Our neighbours are moving to Exeter next
week.
 to move house
 Yuka's moved down to the beginners' class.
CAUSE STRONG FEELINGS 
6 [transitive]
to cause sb to have
strong feelings, especially of sadness
duygulandırmak, dokunmak
 Many people were moved to tears by
reports of the massacre.
IDIOMS
get
moving
to go, leave or do sth
quickly
acele
etmek
get
sth moving
to cause sth to make
progress
işler
hale getirmek
PHRASAL VERBS
move
in (with sb)
to start living in a
new house (with sb)
eve
taşınmak
move
on (to sth)
to start doing or
discussing sth new
başka
bir konuya geçmek
move
off
(used about a vehicle)
to start a journey; to leave
hareket
etmek, ayrılmak
 Maria waved from the window as the train
moved off.
move
out
to leave your old home
evden
taşınmak, evden çıkmak

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	move
IPA	/muːv / verb
Back	yer değişmek, hareket etmek; yer değiştirmek, hareket ettirmek
Back 2	move (verb) /muːv / verb CHANGE POSITION 1 [intransitive, transitive] to change position or to put sth in a different position yer değişmek, hareket etmek; yer değiştirmek, hareket ettirmek Don't move – there's a bee on your arm. Please move your car. It's blocking the road. The station is so crowded you can hardly move. The meeting has been moved to Thursday. 2 [intransitive, transitive] move along, down, over, up, etc. to move (sth) further in a particular direction in order to make space for sb/sth else If we move up (kayarsan) a bit, Rob can sit here too. The train conductor asked people to move along (ilerlemelerini) to the next carriage. Move your head down (başını eğ) – I can't see the screen. MAKE PROGRESS 3 [intransitive] move (on/ahead) to make progress değişmek; ilerlemek When the new team of builders arrived things started moving very quickly. TAKE ACTION 4 [intransitive] to take action harekete geçmek Unless we move quickly lives will be lost. CHANGE HOUSE, JOB, ETC. 5 [intransitive, transitive] to change the place where you live, work, study, etc. ev taşımak, taşınmak Our neighbours are moving to Exeter next week. to move house Yuka's moved down to the beginners' class. CAUSE STRONG FEELINGS 6 [transitive] to cause sb to have strong feelings, especially of sadness duygulandırmak, dokunmak Many people were moved to tears* by reports of the massacre.* IDIOMS get moving to go, leave or do sth quickly acele etmek get sth moving to cause sth to make progress işler hale getirmek PHRASAL VERBS move in (with sb) to start living in a new house (with sb) eve taşınmak move on (to sth) to start doing or discussing sth new başka bir konuya geçmek move off (used about a vehicle) to start a journey; to leave hareket etmek, ayrılmak Maria waved from the window as the train moved off. move out to leave your old home evden taşınmak, evden çıkmak

Move Hareket Sth Yer Etmek Change Transitive Moved

move (verb)