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81 move sinuously
v.moverse sinuosamente. -
82 move slowly
v.avanzar lentamente, avanzar a paso lento, avanzar pausadamente. -
83 move stealthily
v.andar con mucho sigilo, avanzar furtivamente, moverse sigilosamente. -
84 move toward
v.moverse hacia. -
85 move up-market
v.atraer clientela de mayor poder adquisitivo, subir de categoría. -
86 move upstream
v.ir aguas arriba, ir agua arriba, ir contracorriente. -
87 move upward
v.ascender, moverse hacia lo alto. -
88 move waveringly
v.moverse tremulantemente, revolotear. -
89 move westward
v.moverse hacia el poniente. -
90 move within
v.moverse entre. -
91 move of a game
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92 get a move on
(to hurry or move quickly: Get a move on, or you'll be late!) darse prisav.• menearse v.get a move on*expr.• apurarse v.• darse prisa expr. -
93 make a move
1) (to move at all: If you make a move, I'll shoot you!) hacer un gesto, moverse2) ((with for or towards) to move (in the direction of): He made a move for the door.) dirigirse -
94 to move about / move around
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95 to move along
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96 to move away
1 (move aside etc) alejarse, apartarse2 (change house) mudarse de casa -
97 to move heaven and earth
mover cielo y tierra————————remover cielo y tierra -
98 to move on
1 (continue journey) seguir, seguir el viaje2 (police officer's order) circular3 (go on, change to) pasar a4 (develop, progress) avanzar, evolucionar5 (time) pasar, transcurrir1 (police officer's order) hacer circular -
99 to move over
1 (step aside) apartarse■ he decided to move over and make way for someone younger decidió apartarse y dejarle sitio a una persona más joven1 (make room) correrse, moverse -
100 to move with the times
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