move in

To begin to occupy a residence or place of business.

搬進(jìn)：開(kāi)始占據(jù)一個(gè)住宅地或商業(yè)場(chǎng)所

get a move on

[often in imperative](informal)hurry up

(非正式)快些，趕緊

get moving

[often in imperative](informal)make a prompt start (on a journey or task)

(非正式)趕快；快些開(kāi)始

you're here to work, so get moving.

你來(lái)這兒是干活的，那就快干。

make a move

take action

采取行動(dòng)

each army was waiting for the other side to make a move.

雙方軍隊(duì)都在等對(duì)方先動(dòng)手。

make a move on (或 put the moves on)

(informal)make a proposition to (someone), especially of a sexual nature

(非正式)向（某人）提出想法（尤指性要求）

move the goalposts

move heaven and earth

move mountains

move up a gear

move with the times

keep abreast of current thinking or developments

與時(shí)俱進(jìn)

not move a muscle

move along

[often in imperative]change to a new position, especially to avoid causing an obstruction

（尤指為避免擁堵而）向前走，繼續(xù)前進(jìn)

‘Move along, move along,’ said the constable.

警官說(shuō)：“往前走，別停。”。

move aside

‘Move along, move along,’ said the constable.

警官說(shuō)：“往前走，別停?！薄?/p>

move on (或 move someone on)

go or cause to leave somewhere, especially because one is causing an obstruction

（要求…）走開(kāi)，（要求…）不要停留

the Mounties briskly ordered them to move on.

加拿大騎警不客氣地命令他們走開(kāi)。