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Meanings of move through in English
Portuguese
atravessar Spanish
transitar Synonyms
Examples for "transit"
Examples for "transit"
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Unfortunately, the information is only as good as mass transit systems provide.
2
They expressed less interest in mass transit, new roads and new technology.
3
Its political risk insurance, however, only covered oil in storage and transit.
4
Such as in public transit, housing retrofits and health or care-giving work.
5
Earlier on Wednesday, Sanders won support from New York City transit workers.
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More than 55 million people pass through Singapore's Changi airport every year.
2
Some £40 million worth of exports pass through Dublin Port every day.
3
Millions of bags, boxes and parcels pass through airport security every year.
4
They often pass through my mind, usually without generating any particular feeling.
5
It leads to the Main Junction-whichwe'll pass through-andbecomes Ten West.
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Stepan then set up Cousins with a slick pass across the slot.
2
Anything you firmly believe will necessarily pass across your mind as fact.
3
Then David saw a sort of convulsion pass across his ungainly face.
4
Beware, Henriette-oryou may, without knowing it, pass across that border line.
5
He one-touched the pass across the crease to Anisimov at the far post.
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They pass over mountains and down into the deepest valleys; they are
2
For the first time, I saw a shadow pass over her features.
3
The cockroaches moving up on the wall would pass over the strips.
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Or they may pass over a critical analyst's investment-banking colleagues for deals.
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The instructions are too interesting to pass over with a general description.
Usage of move through in English
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Clearly the best way to move through this region is by water.
2
Britain move through to a World Group quarter-final in France in April.
3
They move through space without a thought for gravity, energy, even time.
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General Campan will move through the wood to seize the first fortification.
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The more I move through the country the more I believe this.
6
Now I try to move through hostile terrain without surrendering to confusion.
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Increasing your activity may be helpful as you move through the phases.
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Rapp saw an arm move through the block of light and fired.
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Police ordered the group to move through the woods and into Bosnia-Herzegovina.
10
Stretch marks can move through a tattoo and really distort the image.
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By figuring out some way to move through the fourth spatial dimension.
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They move through the patchily-molten magma by leverage against local magnetic fields.
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Ash stood and let the sharpness of the liquid move through her.
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As he held me, I felt jerky sobs move through his chest.
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You move through this book, as though at a contemporary art exhibition.
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The light turns green and cars start to move through the intersection.
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