| Definition of 'move out' |
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1. (verb) take out, move out, remove
cause to leave
"The teacher took the children out of the classroom"
2. (verb) move out
move out of one's old house or office
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1. (verb) move out
to take all your possessions out of a place because you are going to live somewhere else
My Dad's helping me move out of the apartment.
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Sense: to leave, cease to live in, a house etc
She has to move out before the new owners arrive.
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 Afrikaans: uittrek, verhuis |
 Arabic: يُخْلي المَنْزِل |
 Bulgarian: изнасям се |
 Brazilian: sair |
 Czech: odstěhovat se |
 German: ausziehen |
 Danish: flytte ud |
 Greek: εγκαταλείπω, αδειάζω (σπί |
 Spanish: irse, marcharse |
 Estonian: välja kolima |
 Farsi: راه بيافتيد |
 Finnish: muuttaa pois |
 French: déménager |
 Hebrew: לַעֲזוֹב בַּיִת |
 Hindi: त्याग देना |
 Croatian: iseliti se |
 Hungarian: kiköltözik |
 Indonesian: pergi, pindah |
 Icelandic: flytjaút |
 Italian: (andarsene di casa), tras |
 Japanese: 移転する |
 Korean: 이사가다 |
 Lithuanian: išsikraustyti, išsikelti |
 Latvian: izvākties |
 Malay: keluar rumah |
 Dutch: vertrekken |
 Norwegian: flytte ut |
 Polish: wyprowadzać się |
 Persian: راه بيافتيد |
 Pashto: شور وخورۍ |
 Portuguese: sair |
 Romanian: a se muta |
 Russian: съезжать |
 Slovak: odsťahovať sa |
 Slovenian: izseliti se |
 Serbian: iseliti se |
 Swedish: flytta ut |
 Thai: ย้ายออก |
 Turkish: çıkmak, evden taşınıp ayr |
 Taiwanese: 搬出 |
 Ukrainian: виїжджати |
 Urdu: ترک کر دینا، چھوڑ کر چلے |
 Vietnamese: dọn nhà đi |
 Chinese: 搬出 |
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