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1 spostarsi
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2 trasferirsi
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3 commuovere
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4 mossa
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5 spostamento
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6 spostarsi
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7 traslocare
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8 scostare
move away (da from)* * *scostare v.tr. to shift, to move away, to remove; to put *aside: ho scostato il tavolo, I have shifted the table; scosta quella seggiola dalla porta, remove that chair from the door.◘ scostarsi v.rifl.1 to move (away), to stand* aside, to shift (out of the way): si scostò dal muro, he moved away from the wall; scostati, per piacere, stand aside, please; puoi scostarti un po', così vedo anch'io?, can you move out of the way a bit so that I can see too?2 (fig.) ( staccarsi, allontanarsi) to leave* (sthg.), to stray (from sthg.); to turn off (sthg.): scostare da un argomento, to stray (o to wander) from a subject; scostare da una strada, to turn off (a road).* * *[skos'tare]1. vtto push aside, move aside2. vr (scostarsi)* * *[skos'tare] 1.verbo transitivo to draw* away, to move away [sedia, persona]; to brush aside [ ciocca di capelli]; to draw* aside, to draw* open [ tenda]2.scostati! — stand aside o back!
- rsi da — fig. to move away o to swerve from [regola, verità]
* * *scostare/skos'tare/ [1]to draw* away, to move away [sedia, persona]; to brush aside [ ciocca di capelli]; to draw* aside, to draw* open [ tenda]II scostarsi verbo pronominaleto move aside, to draw* away, to stand* aside; scostati! stand aside o back! - rsi da fig. to move away o to swerve from [regola, verità]. -
9 commuovere
move, touch* * *commuovere v.tr. to move, to touch, to affect: la sua storia mi commosse fino alle lacrime, his story moved me to tears; non lasciarti commuovere, don't let your feelings get the better of you.◘ commuoversi v.intr.pron. to be moved, to be touched, to be affected: è facile a commuovere, she is emotional (o easily moved); si commuove per nulla, the least thing upsets (o moves) him; commuovere alla vista di qlco., to be affected at the sight of sthg.* * *1. [kom'mwɔvere]vb irreg vtto move, touch, affectmi hai commosso — I'm touched o moved
2. vip (commuoversi)to be moved, get emotional* * *[kom'mwɔvere] 1.verbo transitivo to move, to touch, to affect2.commuovere qcn. (fino) alle lacrime — to move sb. to tears
si commuove facilmente — he's easily moved, he gets rather emotional
* * *commuovere/kom'mwɔvere/ [62]to move, to touch, to affect; commuovere qcn. (fino) alle lacrime to move sb. to tearsII commuoversi verbo pronominaleto be* moved, to be* touched, to be* affected ( per by); si commuove facilmente he's easily moved, he gets rather emotional. -
10 impietosire
move to pity* * *impietosire v.tr. to move (s.o.) to pity, to touch, to fill (s.o.) with pity: non cercare di impietosirmi!, don't try to move me!◆ v. intr. to awaken pity: una vista che impietosisce, a sight which awakens pity.◘ impietosirsi v.intr.pron. to be moved; to be filled with pity, to be touched: non si impietosisce facilmente, he isn't easily moved.* * *[impjeto'sire]1. vt2. vip (impietosirsi)* * *[impjeto'sire] 1.verbo transitivo to move [sb.] to pity2.verbo pronominale impietosirsi to be* moved to pity* * *impietosire/impjeto'sire/ [102]to move [sb.] to pityII impietosirsi verbo pronominaleto be* moved to pity. -
11 sloggiare
move out* * *sloggiare v.tr. to dislodge, to drive out; ( sfrattare) to turn out, to evict: sloggiare il nemico, to dislodge the enemy◆ v. intr.1 to clear out: sloggia se non vuoi metterti nei pasticci, clear out if you don't want to get into trouble; si è insediato a casa mia e non vuole sloggiare, he has settled at my house and he won't budge; sloggia! Quella è la mia sedia, get off! That's my chair2 (mil.) to decamp.* * *[zlod'dʒare]1. vtsloggiare (da) — (nemico) to dislodge (from), drive out (of), (inquilino) to turn out (of)
2. visloggia! fam — shove off!, clear off!
* * *[zlod'dʒare] 1. 2.1) [ inquilino] to move out* * *sloggiare/zlod'dʒare/ [1](aus. avere)1 [ inquilino] to move out -
12 muoversi
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13 ravvicinare
move closerfig ( confrontare) compare( riappacificare) reconcile* * *ravvicinare v.tr.1 to bring* (s.o., sthg.) closer: ravvicinare il tavolo alla parete, to bring the table closer to the wall2 ( riconciliare) to reconcile◘ ravvicinarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 to draw* closer: con il trasferimento si è ravvicinato a Milano, the transfer has brought him nearer to Milan2 ( riconciliarsi) to become* reconciled (with s.o.), to make* (it) up (with s.o.): erano nemici ma ora si stanno ravvicinando, they were enemies but now they are becoming reconciled.* * *[ravvitʃi'nare]1. vt(oggetti) to bring closer together, (fig : persone) to reconcile, bring together again2. vr (ravvicinarsi)* * *[ravvitʃi'nare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (accostare) to draw* up, to pull up [ sedia]2.verbo pronominale ravvicinarsi1) (accostarsi) to draw* near(er), to draw* close(r)2) fig. (riconciliarsi) to make* up* * *ravvicinare/ravvit∫i'nare/ [1]II ravvicinarsi verbo pronominale1 (accostarsi) to draw* near(er), to draw* close(r)2 fig. (riconciliarsi) to make* up. -
14 scansarsi
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15 scostarsi
move (aside)fig scostarsi dalla retta via leave the straight and narrow -
16 muovere
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17 muoversi
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18 spostare
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19 trasferire
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20 trasloco
move, removal
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