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ESLPod_0933_WE_1540 Letting Go of the Past The phrase "to move on," in this podcast, means to stop thinking about something that happened in the past and begin living one's life normally again, being interested in what is happening now and in what might happen in the future: "It's unfortunate that we lost Acme as a client, but now we need to move on and find new clients or we'll go out of business." The informal phrases "move it" and "let's get a move on" are used to tell someone to hurry: "We only have 10 minutes until the concert begins. Move it!" The phrase "to make a move" means to propose something or to take an action: "Gregorio made a move to create a committee to discuss the idea in greater detail."

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ESLPod 933 to move on About You

Id	ESLPod_0933_WE_1540
Episode Id	ESLPod 933
Episode Title	Letting Go of the Past
Phrase	to move on
Text	The phrase "to move on," in this podcast, means to stop thinking about something that happened in the past and begin living one's life normally again, being interested in what is happening now and in what might happen in the future: "It's unfortunate that we lost Acme as a client, but now we need to move on and find new clients or we'll go out of business." The informal phrases "move it" and "let's get a move on" are used to tell someone to hurry: "We only have 10 minutes until the concert begins. Move it!" The phrase "to make a move" means to propose something or to take an action: "Gregorio made a move to create a committee to discuss the idea in greater detail."
Topics	About You

Move Eslpod Past Phrase Means Letting Podcast Stop