move over

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar el acto de desplazarse de un lugar para dejar espacio a alguien o algo, o para cambiar ligeramente la propia posición.

A phrasal verb used to indicate shifting position to make space for someone or something, or to change one's location slightly.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Change position to make spaceinformal

   To shift one's position to allow someone else to sit or stand in the same place.

   correrse

   • Can you move over so I can sit down?
   • He moved over to make room for his friend.
   • She asked the passenger to move over a bit.

2. Relinquish a position or roleinformal

   To step aside or give up a position, job, or role to someone else.

   Ceder el puesto

   • The old CEO moved over to let a younger leader take charge.
   • He decided to move over and let his colleague handle the project.
   • It's time for the veteran player to move over for the new talent.

   Sinónimosbow outgive upgive wayhand overmake waystep downyield

Verbo basemove