Move

[muːv] ムーヴ

1. To change position or location.

The act of going from one place to another. It is a basic action indicating a change in spatial position.
I need to move my car. (私は車を移動させる必要があります。)

2. To prompt or suggest a course of action.

To cause someone to take action, or to suggest a particular plan or course of action.
The compelling evidence moved the jury to acquit the defendant. (説得力のある証拠は陪審員を動かし、被告を無罪にした。)

3. To formally propose something in a meeting.

To formally present a proposal or suggestion during a meeting or discussion.
I move that we accept the proposal. (私はその提案を受け入れることを提案します。)

4. To stir up strong feelings in someone.

To deeply affect someone's emotions, leading to feelings such as sadness, happiness, or anger.
The movie moved me to tears. (その映画に感動して涙が出た。)

5. To proceed with one's daily life.

To carry on with one's activities and experiences, progressing through life.
I move through my daily life. (私は日常生活を送っています。)

6. To change residence.

To relocate or live in a different place.
We are going to move to a new house. (私たちは新しい家に引っ越す予定です。)

7. To sell or transfer ownership.

To transfer ownership of something in exchange for money or other compensation.
The company moved its assets to a subsidiary. (その会社は資産を子会社に譲渡した。)

8. To cause someone to cry.

To elicit tears or sadness in someone, either intentionally or unintentionally.
The movie moved me to tears. (その映画は私を感動させて涙を流させた。)

9. To play a game piece

To advance a game piece during the normal course of play
He decided to move his pawn forward. (彼はポーンを前に進めることに決めました。)
関連
movement
relocate