moving
adjective
uk/ˈmuː.vɪŋ/us/ˈmuː.vɪŋ/movingadjective(CHANGING POSITION)
[before noun]
A movingobjectis one thatmoves:
行进中的；活动的a movingtarget活动的靶子
movingpartsin amachine机器的运转部件
Movement
- ambulatory
- be treading wateridiom
- biodynamics
- comings
- get
- get around
- gracefully
- gravitation
- mobile
- mobility
- motile
- motility
- motion
- movable
- nonstationary
- pullsomeoneup shortidiom
- steadiness
- stillness
- tread
- unmoving
movingadjective(FEELINGS)
B2
causingstrongfeelingsofsadnessorsympathy:
动人的，感人的a very movingstory一个非常动人的故事
Ifindsome of Brahms'smusicdeeplymoving.我发现勃拉姆斯的一些乐曲非常动人。
Inspiring feelings in others
- amuse
- arousal
- arouse
- emotive
- enthuse
- fill
- fire
- freak
- inflame
- inspirational
- inspire
- inspirer
- invocation
- invoke
- kindle
- move
- stirringly
- touching
- touchingly
- unmoving
movingadjective(CAUSING ACTION)
[before noun]
causingsomeone to takeaction:
促使（某人）采取行动的Localparentswere the movingforce/spiritbehind thesafetyimprovementsat theplayground(= they were thepeoplewho made themhappen).当地的家长是使操场安全标准得以提高的推动力量。
Busy and active
- abustle
- arena
- be (as) busy as a beeidiom
- be all goidiom
- be at workidiom
- be back in harnessidiom
- boot
- frenetic
- frenetically
- gangbusters
- girlie swot
- hard-working
- plate
- rev
- run round in circlesidiom
- run round like a headless chickenidiom
- rush/runsomeoneofftheirfeetidiom
- scurry
- spread
- spreadyourselftoo thinidiom
moving
noun[U]
uk/ˈmuː.vɪŋ/us/ˈmuː.vɪŋ/theactionof going to a differentplacetoliveorwork:
搬家；变换工作地点Ihatemoving.我讨厌搬家。
Changing homes & moving
- anti-immigrant
- anti-immigration
- asylum seeker
- deinstitutionalize
- diaspora
- greener pasturesidiom
- immigrant
- immigration
- migrant
- migrate
- migration
- mover
- removal
- removalist
- remover
- resettle
- resettlement
- settle
- shift
- stake