move in

To begin to occupy a residence or place of business.

搬進(jìn)：開始占據(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；快些開始

you're here to work, so get moving.

你來這兒是干活的，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：“往前走，別停。”。

move aside

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

警官說：“往前走，別停。”。

move on (或 move someone on)

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

（要求…）走開，（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。