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Meanings of move around in English
Synonyms
Examples for "travel"
Examples for "travel"
1
Their common approach could later support a 'roaming' function for foreign travel.
2
The patient has a travel history from China, the government statement said.
3
Trump said he would discuss travel restrictions to Europe later on Wednesday.
4
It previously collected contact information, travel history, family information, and prior addresses.
5
It does, however, allow for visa-free travel in all 28 EU countries.
Usage of move around in English
1
The sun seems to move around the earth; but truth contradicts it.
2
They can move around as they wish, as far as they wish.
3
Company idylls and structure no longer fully dictate how people move around.
4
In fact, we had orders not to move around in the daytime.
5
You might want to be able to move around without actually walking.
6
So start again with this falling heart and move around the room.
7
He don't move around much and the left hand is just automatic.
8
I've worked a lot of parental abduction cases, and they move around.
9
Thereafter, tourists will be able to move around the country without restrictions.
10
It's a small room, so you really don't move around a lot.
11
He'll make it impossible for us to move around without being recognized.
12
Some residents used horse-drawn carts and boats to move around flooded districts.
13
We've got plenty of room outside here that we can move around.
14
Tell me, do you know why the Bedouin move around so much?
15
Treatment had consisted of me trying to move around without tearing anything.
16
On campus, students and staff would move around in a one-way system.
