to demolish a building and relocate the inhabitants

to move one's residence, business, or facility to a new location

to move from one region or habitat to another, typically referring to populations or animal species

significant changes or shifts in circumstances, society, or history over a long period of time

to move from one region or habitat to another, typically seasonally or according to a life cycle

to yield to; to adapt to; to accommodate oneself to (sth)

to be promoted to a higher rank or position

To advance or be promoted to a higher-level position, often in a new department.

to move in (to new lodging)

Sima Qian (145-86 BC), Han Dynasty historian, author of Records of the Grand Historian [[史记|史記|Shi3 ji4]], known as the father of Chinese historiography

things change with the passage of time

to move the capital city

to move from one residence to another

to take one's anger out on someone who does not deserve it

to delay for a long time; to protract

in science fiction, the act of traveling instantly between two points in space through a shortcut or hyper-dimension.

Suqian, a prefecture-level city in Jiangsu Province

to change one's mind or interest immediately upon seeing something different; lacking perseverance in one's pursuits

congratulations on moving house or being promoted (idiom); Best wishes for your new home!

The issue is in the past and the situation has changed; water under the bridge.

to migrate (of birds or insects)

Qian'an, a county-level city in Tangshan City, Hebei

to move away from a location or to change one's place of residence

Qianxi county in Tangshan City [[唐山市|唐山市|Tang2 shan1 Shi4]], Hebei

to transfer or relocate to a different post or location, typically for work or official reasons

Being attached to one's native land and reluctant to leave or relocate.

Jonathan D. Spence (1936-2021), distinguished British-American historian of China and author of "The Search for Modern China".

to vent one's anger on an innocent party (idiom)

feelings change with circumstances

promotion (honorific)

person or household that has to be relocated (to make way for a construction project etc)

the great migration of peoples

to move one's residence, household, or focus to a different location.

the process of moving from one network environment to another

to promote an official to a higher position for a second or subsequent time

to move to another location or site

to be promoted by more than one rank at a time or ahead of the normal schedule, typically in a literary or historical context