moving

• Que provoca emociones fuertes, especialmente tristeza o compasión; que conmueve o emociona profundamente.

Describes something that causes strong emotions, especially sadness or sympathy.

1. Emotionally touchingB1formal

   Causing strong feelings of sadness, sympathy, or emotion.

   conmovedor

   • The movie had a moving ending that made everyone cry.
   • Her speech was very moving and inspired the audience.
   • It was a moving story about family reunion.

   Sinónimosemotionalpoignantpowerfulstirringtendertouching

   Antónimoscoldheartlessimpassivestolidunemotionalunmoving

2. In motionA1formal

   Physically changing position or moving from one place to another.

   en movimiento

   • The moving car nearly hit the pedestrian.
   • We watched the moving clouds across the sky.
   • The moving parts of the machine need lubrication.

   Sinónimosdrivinggoingmigratorymobilemotilerunningshiftingstirringtravelingwalking

   Antónimosfixedimmobilemotionlessstationarystill

3. RelocatingA2informal

   In the process of changing one's home or residence.

   Mudanza

   • We are a moving family, always changing houses.
   • The moving truck arrived early this morning.
   • Packing for a moving day is always stressful.

• Verbo que denota la acción de cambiar de posición o ubicación, o de hacer que algo o alguien lo haga.

A verb used to indicate the act of changing position or location, or causing something to do so.

1. Change positionA1formal

   To go from one place to another or change physical position.

   mover/moverse

   • She moved the chair to the corner.
   • He moved closer to hear better.
   • The cat moved silently across the room.

   Sinónimosadvancebudgegoproceedprogressrelocateshiftstirtranslocatetravel

   Antónimoshaltremainreststaystop

2. Relocate residenceA2formal

   To change one's home or place of residence.

   cambiar de residencia

   • They moved to a new city last month.
   • We are moving house next weekend.
   • She moved back to her hometown after college.

   Sinónimosdecamprelocateremovetransfer

   Antónimosremainstay

3. B1informal

   To take action or make progress in a situation.

   Actuar / Tomar acción

   • We need to move quickly to solve this problem.
   • Things are moving along nicely.
   • He moved to help the injured person.

   Sinónimosactadvanceget goingproceedprogress

   Antónimoshalthesitateidlepausestagnate

4. Affect emotionallyB2formal

   To cause strong feelings or emotions in someone.

   Conmover

   • The story moved her to tears.
   • His speech moved the entire audience.
   • The music moved everyone in the room.

   Sinónimosaffectagitatedisturbimpactstirstrikeswaytouch

   Antónimoscalmnumbsoothe

Variantes phrasalmove aroundmove inmove in onmove intomove onmove outmove overmove throughmove up