commove
/kəˈmuːv/verb
formalcommonobsolete/kəˈmuːv/An obsolete verb meaning to move violently, disturb, or agitate; to stir up emotions or commotion.
ruУстаревший глагол, означающий двигать с силой, нарушать покой или возбуждать; вызывать эмоции или переполох.esVerbo poco usado que significa mover con fuerza, perturbar la quietud o agitar; provocar emociones o alboroto.frVerbe vieilli signifiant déplacer avec force, troubler le repos ou agiter, susciter des émotions ou un remue-ménage.deVeralteter Ausdruck dafür, etwas mit Kraft zu bewegen, die Ruhe zu stören oder jemanden innerlich aufzuwühlen; Gefühle oder Aufruhr auslösen.ptVerbo raro ou arcaico que significa mover com força, perturbar a tranquilidade ou agitar; também despertar emoções fortes ou causar comoção.zh古旧动词,意为用力移动、搅动、扰乱平静,或激起情绪、引发骚动。arفعل قديم يعني تحريك الشيء بقوة أو إقلاق سكونه أو إثارته؛ ويُستخدم أيضاً بمعنى إحداث اضطراب أو إثارة المشاعر.
- Agitate or excite C2 formal
To cause someone to become agitated, excited, or emotionally stirred.
- The speech commoved the crowd to action.
- His sudden appearance commoved the entire assembly.
- The news commoved her deeply, leaving her restless.
ruВзволноватьesConmover, agitar o excitarfrAgiter ou exciterdeAufregenptAgitarzh使激动arأَثارَ
Synonyms: affectagitatedisquietdisturbexcitegalvanizemoveperturbrousestirthrilltrouble
- Disturb or rearrange C2 formal
To change the arrangement or position of something; to disturb or displace.
- The earthquake commoved the furniture across the room.
- He commoved the papers on his desk in frustration.
- The wind commoved the leaves scattered on the ground.
ruПереместить или нарушить порядокesTrastornar o reordenarfrDéranger ou réarrangerdeVerschieben oder die Ordnung störenptDeslocar ou perturbar a ordemzh移动或打乱arتغيير الترتيب أو الموضع
Synonyms: agitatedisarrangedisorderdisplacedisturbperturbstir
Antonyms: settle
- commoved past participle
- commoved past simple
- commoving present participle
- commoves third person singular