| Definition of 'move up' |
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1. (verb) ascend, move up, rise
move to a better position in life or to a better job
"She ascended from a life of poverty to one of great
2. (verb) rise, lift, arise, move up, go up, come up, uprise
move upward
"The fog lifted"; "The smoke arose from the forest fire"; "The mist uprose from the meadows"
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1. (verb) move up
to move or make move to the side to make space for others
Move over Max, then Isabella can sit next to you.; Move the chairs over, and we'll put the table there.
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Sense: to move in any given direction so as to make more space
Move up and let me sit down, please.
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 Afrikaans: skuif op |
 Arabic: يُوَسِّع ، يَتَحَرَّك لِي |
 Bulgarian: правя място |
 Brazilian: afastar-se |
 Czech: zvednout se |
 German: sich von der Stelle beweg |
 Danish: flytte sig |
 Greek: κάνω πιο πέρα |
 Spanish: correrse |
 Estonian: edasi nihkuma |
 Farsi: بلند شدن |
 Finnish: siirtyä |
 French: se pousser |
 Hebrew: לָזוּז |
 Hindi: पहले से ऊंची श्रेणी में ज |
 Croatian: pomaknuti se |
 Hungarian: feljebb,összébb stb. húzó |
 Indonesian: bergeser |
 Icelandic: færa sig |
 Italian: fare posto |
 Japanese: 席を詰める |
 Korean: (자리를 만들 수 있게) 이동하다 |
 Lithuanian: pasitraukti |
 Latvian: pavirzīties |
 Malay: beralih |
 Dutch: opschuiven |
 Norwegian: rykke sammen |
 Polish: przesunąć się |
 Persian: بلند شدن |
 Pashto: پورته کیدل |
 Portuguese: afastar-se |
 Romanian: a se da la o parte |
 Russian: пододвинуться |
 Slovak: zdvihnúť sa |
 Slovenian: premakniti, odmakniti se |
 Serbian: pomeriti se |
 Swedish: maka ihop sig |
 Thai: ขยับตัว |
 Turkish: ilerlemek |
 Taiwanese: 讓開 |
 Ukrainian: посунутися |
 Urdu: جگہ بنانا |
 Vietnamese: tiến lên |
 Chinese: 让开一点 |
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