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the move

Meanings of "the move" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 146 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
make the first move dar el primer paso [v]
time it takes for sand to move into the lower part of an hourglass ampolleta [f]
move lips to reach the bit befar [v]
move from the plumb line desplantar [v]
move over to the side of the road orillarse [v]
move to the side orillarse [v]
move bees to another hive to remove the honeycombs robar [v]
move up the ladder subir [v]
move the elbows codear [v]
move towards the front avanzar [v]
move along the ground arrastrarse [v]
move along the ground rampar [v]
move along the ground reptar [v]
move along the ground gatear [v]
move out of the apartment dejar el piso [v]
move to the next level pasar al siguiente nivel [v]
move the upper body backwards and down echar el cuerpo hacia atrás [v]
keep on the move trajinar [v]
move out onto the wing abrirse por la banda [v]
decisive move at the game of draughts forzosa [f]
move the wings/arms quickly alear [v]
move the lips, and endeavor to catch the chain of the bit befar [v]
move to the right/left correr [v]
move swiftly on the water or through the air hender [v]
move a part of the body jugar [v]
move with the hand manejar [v]
move the bowels evacuar el vientre [v]
on the move de viaje [adv]
move to the next round or to the final (competition) boleto [m] MXAR
play in which an opponent's marble is hit with one's own, in order to move it into a position in the play area culpiche [m] VE:E
small, low consumption, automobile designed to move around the city and be parked easily citicar [m] CL
lever to which an animal is attached to move the mechanism espequi [m] BO:Edisusedrur.
marbles game in which the players can only use their thumbnail to move the marbles maule a la uñita [m] HNchild
winning move in which the jack lands with the concave part facing up (jacks game) clavada [f] BO
low class woman who pretends to belong to the upper social class or tries to move up by any means huachafita [f] PE
move the arms like wings aletear [v] fig.
shake or move the wings papalotear [v] GTMXNI
move in the direction of rumbear [v] AMER
kick a horse's sides with the heels to make it move forward arganear [v] CR:Nw
hit a horse's sides with the heels to make it move forward arganear [v] CR:Nw
move soil in order to remove the material contained in it desbancar [v] GTEC
try to bite the cattle's hocks to make it move in the desired direction (dog) garronear [v] ARUYrur.
move the steering wheel to avoid an obstacle or park a vehicle cortar [v] CUDO
move a part of the body rhythmically hamacar [v] CLARPY
move and lift the earth with its snout (animal) hocear [v] BOCL
Idioms
be always on the move andar con el hato a cuestas [v]
be on the move andar con el hato a cuestas [v]
move with the times cambiarse el chip [v]
be at a total loss to what to do (for the next move) estar como tonto en vísperas [v]
move the goal posts mover los postes [v]
move the goal line mover los postes [v]
move the goal mover los postes [v]
move the goalposts mover los postes [v]
be on the move ser una peonza [v]
move a sparsely populated beehive to the site of a strong one and vice versa while the bees are out so that they change beehives dar una tría [v]
move a sparsely populated beehive to the site of a strong one and vice versa while the bees are out so that they change beehives dar un trío [v]
on the move sobre la marcha [adv]
move off to the side with someone irse a otro lado con alguien (para hablar o discutir)
move off to the side with someone apartarse a un lado con alguien (para hablar o discutir)
move the goal imponer nuevas condiciones
move the goalposts imponer nuevas condiciones
move with the times ir al ritmo de los tiempos
move down in the world perder posición económica
move down in the world perder posición social
move up in the world crecer en la vida
move with the times adaptarse a los tiempos
move in for the kill prepararse para liquidar a alguien
move in for the kill prepararse para derrotar por completo a alguien
move up in the world progresar
move up in the world mejorar el estatus social
move to the beat moverse al ritmo
move the needle hacer algo importante
move the goalposts cambiar las reglas de juego
move the goal cambiar las reglas de juego
move down in the world empeorar económicamente
move off to the side with someone hacerse a un lado con alguien
time to make the move momento de actuar
travel or move to the united states brincar el charco [v] PR
move form the countryside to the city bajar al pueblo [v] PR
quickly move up the ladder crecerle el pelo [v] CL
move along the coast ir por la otra orilla [v] PR
make the first move picar por delante [v] PAAR
make the first move picar primero [v] PA
Speaking
they decided to move into the city decidieron mudarse a la ciudad
please move your car out of the road por favor saque el coche de la carretera
Phrases
on the move de viaje
target is on the move blanco móvil
target is on the move el objetivo está en movimiento
on the move en danza
Colloquial
on the move movido [adj]
move about the sea andar por el mar [v]
move away from the fire apartarse del fuego [v]
move the bowels hacer del cuerpo [v]
move the bowels hacer una deposición [v]
move the bowels descargar el vientre [v]
move the bowels hacer aguas mayores [v]
move the bowels exonerar el vientre [v]
move the bowels evacuar el vientre [v]
move the bowels hacer de vientre [v]
move down in the world desbarrancarse [v]
always be on the move andar con el hato a cuestas [v]
be on the move andar con el hato a cuestas [v]
always be on the move traer el hato a cuestas [v]
be on the move traer el hato a cuestas [v]
on the move en marcha
on the move en movimiento
be always on the move ser pata de perro [v] MX
move from the countryside to the city bajar [v] UYPY
move the goal posts mudarse los bolos [v] disused
expressing to cattle the order to move ¡acá! [interj] CRrur.
on the move movida [adj/f]
Slang
be on the move moverse [v]
move the crowd tener buen desempeño en el escenario [v]
move to the crowd excitar al público [v]
Computer
move the selected folder to a folder mover la carpeta seleccionada a una carpeta
move a newsgroup up in the reading order subir un grupo de noticias en el orden de lectura
move a newsgroup down in the reading order bajar un grupo de noticias en el orden de lectura
move it to the trash folder pasarlo a la carpeta papelera
Biology
the stage of meiosis or mitosis when chromosomes move toward opposite ends of the nuclear spindle anafase [f]
Veterinary
move the lips from one side to another bocear [v]
move the lips from one side to another bocezar [v]
Aeronautics
move against the wind desplazarse en contra del viento
Maritime
move with the wind relingar [v]
Sports
move out onto the wing abrirse por la banda [v]
American Football
move in/closer to the line (defense) bajar [v]
move the linebackers up adelantar a los apoyadores
move the chains mover las cadenas
move the ball mover el balón
move in the pocket moverse en el bolsillo de protección
move the offense mover la ofensiva
Basketball
move on the flight of the ball moverse con el pase [v]
Baseball
move up on the plate acercarse al plato [v]
move up on the plate pegarse al plato [v]
move off first base to catch the ball abrir el compás [v] VE
Bullfighting
move where a bullfighter fails to place the spears correctly marronazo [m]
bullfighting move where the bullfighter turns around as the bull goes through the cape chicuelina [f]
bullfighting move where the bullfighter holds the cape behind themselves like butterfly wings mariposa [f]
use the veronica bullfighting move veroniquear [v]
Games
move in the game of domino chamelo chamelador [m]
knock down all the sticks with a single move, in the game of chapo hacer chapó [v]
Folklore
typical dance in which the couples move around a tree cortamonte [m] PE
folk dance where performers move through the dance zone starting from the corners marote [m] AR
ancient folk dance where the dancers imitate birds, the male courts the female, and the dancers move the ends of their ponchos like wings pala pala [m] AR
slanted move made when dancing the plena tumbao plenero [m] PR
spanish dance move done by raising the right foot over the other cargado [m]
typical dance of the moxos region, in which the performers carry wooden machetes and move using a military march to the rhythm of their bells and orchestra danza de los macheteros [f] BO