| English | French (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
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| (stir; affect) | affecter ; remuer ; émouvoir | |
| (transfer; transpose) | remuer | |
| (removal) | déménagement | |
| (talk round; bring round; persuade; induce; impel) | déterminer | |
| (shift; stir; adjourn) | mouvoir ; remuer | |
🔗 Every window in Visual Studio 2005 can be resized and moved.
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| (shift; stir; adjourn) | se déplacer | |
🔗 Rand had not thought anything that big could move so fast.
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| (act; take action; perform; be in harness) | agir ; opérer | |
| (act; action; deed) | action ; acte | |
🔗 This dented his popularity, but it was a necessary move.
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| (movement; motion; shift; stroke) | mouvement | |
🔗 None of them made a move toward the door.
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| (go forward; advance; progress; come forward; go ahead) | avancer | |
🔗 Israel’s operation against Iran is expected to take “weeks, not days” and is moving forward with implicit US approval, according to White House and Israeli officials.
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| (mobile) | mobile ; mobilier | |
🔗 Johnson’s moveable position on Brexit mattered less at the time, as this deal only covered how the UK would leave the EU, not the more permanent future relationship.
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movement (move; motion; shift; stroke) | mouvement | |
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🔗 The picture that has emerged is of a movement of highly motivated nationalist and religious Russians dedicated to patrolling towns and cities, and raiding shops, warehouses, hostels, nightclubs and abortion clinics, looking for any activity they feel violates their traditional values and potentially breaks the law.
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