move * down +
將學生降級
He was finding the course too difficult so they moved him down.
move in
搬進來；搬來 (和某人一塊住)
The house was empty for ages, but some new tenants moved in a few weeks ago.
He's moving in with his friends from college.
move in on +
向 (某人或某物) 逼近
The police are beginning to move in on their principal suspects.
move into +
搬進；遷入
They moved into the house as soon as it was ready.
move on
變換 (話題或工作)
She moved on to another company where the salary was considerably better.
move * on +
(使) 走開，(使) 離開，(使) 不要逗留
The police moved the crowd on because they were holding up the traffic.
move out
搬出；遷出
She's tired of living there and is moving out.
move * out +
調動
The president said they would move the troops out next year.
move out
變換車道來超車
I moved out to overtake the bus.
move towards
為 (某事) 做準備；準備做 (某事)
The government are moving towards free elections.
move up
(為騰出空間而) 挪動、靠攏
Could you move up and let me sit down?
move * up
晉升；升級
They moved her up to senior management.
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