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Meanings of moved in English

Portuguese
afetado

Being excited or provoked to the expression of an emotion.

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Usage of moved in English
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However, the regions across New Zealand have really moved up, she said.
Radio NZ
2
Conclusion We have moved from the information age to a 'networked age'.
The South African
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However, he said many freedom campers had simply moved to other locations.
Radio NZ
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Several months ago a new prisoner was moved into the sleep house.
Breakfast at Tiffany's
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The woman said the family had moved from the house years ago.
News.com.au
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Times have moved on, the political environment is totally different, he said.
Radio NZ
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However, that money was moved from one year to another, not lost.
Radio NZ
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Police later moved in to defuse the situation, with several people detained.
News.com.au
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General Electric moved its headquarters out of the state earlier this year.
Reuters
10
Russia has moved to back Washington's proposed United Nations resolution on Iraq.
The Irish Times
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Others have moved beyond voluntary measures and imposed mandatory changes, PriceMetrix said.
Reuters
12
He moved back to his home town for treatment earlier this year.
The Irish Times
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But that frozen, locked-in society has moved 40 years forward in time.
The Guardian
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Lorq moved left to see; then right when the left was blocked.
Nova
15
London Stone has moved around several times over the past 200 years.
News.com.au
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Many packs moved into Finland, Belarus, and then Poland and eastern Europe.
The Guardian
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Moved through the time
Moved across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
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