To change or transform (e.g. one's goals or social atmosphere); to redirect (e.g. attention, a topic of conversation, or one's gaze)

To move or shift position

A person who has moved to a new place or foreign country to settle there; a settler.

To move a plant to another location; to perform a medical transplant of organs or tissue; also used to describe adopting foreign methods or technology.

to transfer or hand over people, materials, or control to a person or organization for management or disposal

to move from one place to another; to migrate; to relocate

firm and stable without any hesitation or change; used to describe a person's position, will, or resolve as being resolute and unflinching

immigration bureau, department, or office; the government agency responsible for processing visas and entry/exit procedures

to pass or elapse over time; to advance as time goes on

to undergo a change in position; to move from one place to another

to change position or location; the act of moving from one place to another (including medical dislocation or technical translocation)

To move a plant that has already taken root, especially a seedling, to another location for planting.

To exert a hidden or unobtrusive influence such that a person's character or habits change over time without them realizing it; often contrasted with [[耳濡目染|耳濡目染|er3 ru2 mu4 ran3]] which focuses on the sensory exposure rather than the internal change.

To move to a new place of residence; to migrate or emigrate.

To float and move along with a current of water or air; to move naturally and steadily along a path.

To move something aside or away from its current position.

(geometry; physics) a transformation that moves every point of a figure or a space the same distance in a given direction without rotation or reflection

To move away from an original or standard position, direction, or track; a displacement, offset, or misregistration

To shift text to the next line; specifically to split a word at the end of a line according to hyphenation rules.

the old man moves the mountains; used to describe a person with great perseverance who is undeterred by hardships. The idiom refers to a fable in [[列子|列子|lie4 zi3]] about an old man who was determined to level the mountains blocking his door; his sincerity eventually moved the gods to remove them.

to move something away; to get rid of; to delete

to move into a place; to immigrate or undergo naturalization

the state or quality of being mobile; movability

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

(idiom) to transform old habits and traditions; to improve social customs and local practices

to transfer a person, case, or documents to another department for handling; often used in legal or official contexts

To shift one's affection or love to a new person; to change one's feelings to another sweetheart.

To float or move slowly with the wind or water; to drift

to slip, slide, or drift

The attribution of one's own feelings to an object or others, especially in aesthetics.

to waver or vacillate; to be indecisive and unable to make up one's mind

mobile or movable; not fixed in one place

to migrate; migration (especially of geological substances like oil or gas)

to move one's steps; to walk; often used politely to ask someone to move to another location

to graft a flowering branch onto another tree or plant

to move something away or remove it from its position

to shift or move from one place to another; to legally hand over rights, obligations, or property to another person

Describes the stars including [[北斗星|北斗星|bei3 dou3 xing1]] changing position to signify the passing of time or the changing of seasons; often used to convey that many years have passed or things have changed greatly

to move backward; the process of shifting something towards the back or to a rear position (often used in linguistics or technical contexts)

to move a base of operations or military position; to evacuate and reposition to a new location

It is hard to change one's essential nature; a proverb meaning a person's character remains the same

to move something from one place to another; to relocate or move house

to remain true to one's principles and ambitions despite being poor and of low status; often used to describe a person of high integrity

to waver or hesitate; to be indecisive or constantly change one's mind

The gradual movement of the Earth's continents relative to each other over geological time

To divert or use funds, materials, or methods for a purpose other than their original or designated one; to misappropriate, embezzle, or adapt for another use

the ability of software or a program to be moved from one system or environment to another

(of troops) to be shifted or moved to a new location for garrison duty

The quality of being easily moved from one system or environment to another, especially in computing.