move on

• Verbe à particule signifiant cesser de s'attarder sur un lieu, une situation ou un sujet pour passer à autre chose, que ce soit physiquement, émotionnellement ou dans une conversation.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of leaving a place, situation, or topic in order to proceed to something new.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, sans objet

1. Progress or advanceinformal

   To stop doing one thing and start doing something else, especially to progress in life or work.

   passer à autre chose

   • After the breakup, she decided it was time to move on.
   • We need to move on to the next topic in the meeting.
   • He moved on from his old job to a better opportunity.

   Synonymesadvanceget ongo forwardmake headwaypress onproceedprogresspush on

   Antonymesdawdlelanguishregressstagnate

2. Leave a placeinformal

   To leave a location and go to another.

   quitter un lieu

   • The crowd was asked to move on from the square.
   • We should move on before it gets dark.
   • The police told the protesters to move on.

   Synonymesdepartgogo awayleaveset offtake off

   Antonymeslingerremainstaytarry

Verbe de basemove