To move one's home or office from one place to another; to relocate

To take or move items away to another place; to vacate a residence or move house.

to move to a different location; specifically used for households, offices, or businesses changing their base of operations

to move or carry goods from one place to another; specifically refers to heavy items, freight, or large quantities

To move something out of a place; to move one's residence out of a location.

To copy or imitate something existing, such as methods or experiences, without making any changes to suit the current situation; to indiscriminately imitate

porter; docker; person whose job involves carrying heavy loads

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

to move one's residence out of a place; to move or shift something out

to copy someone else's theories, experiences, or methods and apply them indiscriminately without considering actual circumstances or practical needs

to incite a quarrel or cause conflict between people by telling tales or spreading gossip behind their backs

to hurt oneself by one's own actions or when trying to harm others; to be hoisted by one's own petard; to shoot oneself in the foot

to move something about with one's hands; to play with or repeatedly adjust a physical object

to apply something indiscriminately or copy it mechanically without considering the actual situation; to adopt existing methods or experiences rigidly

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

the cost of moving goods; carriage, freight, or truckage expenses

to request and bring in military troops

literally 'ants moving Mount Tai'; describes how many people working together or a persistent collective effort can accomplish even the most difficult tasks

a weighted toy that rights itself when tipped over

to move into a new place of residence or a new facility

To move to a new location or residence.

To pass on stories or tell tales in order to cause trouble; to sow dissension or blab.

To stir up trouble by gossiping or spreading rumors behind someone's back

to incite or provoke conflict; to spread rumors to cause trouble between people

to pass on stories or gossip in order to stir up trouble; to tell tales; to blab

to move house; to relocate to a new home or place of business

a tool used for turning nuts, bolts, or removing bottle caps; a spanner

To move an object so that it is no longer blocking a path or space; to remove to another position.

to be able to move something heavy or bulky

ornamental thumb ring, originally a jade or bone ring worn by archers in ancient times to protect the thumb when drawing a bowstring

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

To be overly concerned with every small detail or minor gain; to bicker over insignificant amounts or trifles.

(idiom) to expose or reveal shameful secrets; literally to move the shoe trees out (from a shoemaker's workshop) to show them all at once

To perform a play or to translate past events and stories into a dramatic performance; to reenact; to put on a stage performance. Use of this term is less common in modern mainland China.

to lift a rock only to drop it on one's own feet; to hurt oneself by one's own actions or through a malicious scheme intended for others

(idiom) to move a stone only to drop it on one's own foot; to bring trouble upon oneself or suffer from one's own actions

to work at a low-paying job that requires heavy manual labor; often used humorously to describe one's own daily grind or office work

to lift a rock only to drop it on one's own feet; to hurt oneself by one's own actions

to hurt oneself by one's own doing; to boomerang

(dialect) to spread rumors or tell tales to cause trouble; to gossip

to request help or call for backup, often involving the transfer or dispatch of personnel (e.g. reinforcements)

person or household that has to be relocated, specifically to make way for construction projects, after natural disasters, or to improve living conditions

To move something or oneself from one place to here.

person whose job is to carry or transport goods, such as a porter, docker, or professional mover

To move a person on their deathbed to a traditional auspicious place or to prepare their bedding according to ritual customs

To change seats after completing a round (usually four or eight hands) of mahjong.

(idiom, colloquial) To be killed or executed; (slang) to die; literally to have one's head move house

a worker responsible for moving luggage at an airport or station

to transport or move items from one place to another or the act of moving goods commercially