To shift funds or materials set aside for one purpose to another purpose

Norway; a country located in Northern Europe on the western part of the Scandinavian Peninsula

To move something out of the way, to step aside, or to shift one's position or gaze.

to move or shift position, often slowly or with difficulty

To move or displace an object; to shift location; to change residence or post

to move or shift something, especially to make room for something else

to move from one's home or place of residence

to borrow money or items from many different people or places in order to scrape together what is needed together

to borrow money for a short time; to get a short-term loan

To move from one's current place to another; often used for moving house or changing a position after staying there for a long time.

To move nimbly about by dodging and weaving, as in martial arts

Noah, the biblical figure

The massive boat built by Noah in the Bible to save his family and the world's animals from a global flood.

To move money from one fund to temporarily cover a shortage in another; specifically used when borrowing from public funds for private use.

The Kingdom of Norway, a country in Northern Europe on the Scandinavian Peninsula; abbreviated as [[挪威|挪威|nuo2 wei1]]

the Norwegian language

to misappropriate public money; the act of embezzling public funds

to move or shift something; to relocate a home, a grave, or heavy objects

Human beings, unlike trees, thrive on change; literally, a tree will die if moved to a new location, but a person will flourish.

to move about or shift positions with agility; to dodge and weave

to move nimbly about, dodging and weaving, such as in martial arts