移
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Definitions
- 1. to move
- 2. to shift
- 3. to change
- 4. to alter
- 5. to remove
Words Containing 移
(of time) to elapse or pass
imperceptible influence
to transfer
to move
to transplant
to immigrate
to shift; to relocate; to transfer
to migrate
steadfast
China Mobile (PRC state telecommunications company)
displacement (vector)
displacement
coronary bypass operation
reach truck
portable (programming language)
portability (programming language)
organ transplant
unswerving
continental drift
see 寸步難行|寸步难行[cùn bù nán xíng]
mass transfer (in LED panel manufacturing)
translation (geometry)
heart transplant
(medicine) metastasis
telekinesis
mandatory college exam for immigrants
investment immigration
to tow
to move (house)
lit. the Big Dipper 北斗星[běi dǒu xīng] has turned and the stars have moved
lit. the Big Dipper 北斗星[běi dǒu xīng] has turned and the stars have moved
It is hard to change one's essential nature (idiom). You can't change who you are.
to talk slowly and in depth (idiom)
rivers and mountains are easy to change, man's character much harder
it is easier to change mountains and rivers than to alter one's character (idiom)
to wander
to oscillate without pause (idiom)
to slip
to drift
intangible changes
teleportation
established and irrefutable (idiom)
to shift
to migrate
to put to a different use
moving average (in financial analysis)
mobile
mobile telephone
mobility
mobile device (smartphone, tablet, etc)
cell phone network
mobile telephone
to move away
to migrate
lit. to move mountains and drain seas
the will to move mountains
to move troops to
to redirect one's affections
change of affection, shift of love (idiom); to change one's feelings to another love
for a while
to transplant (horticulture, agriculture)
portability
(organ) transplant operation
to relocate a piece of equipment (air conditioner etc)
immigration office
migrant worker
migrant
pipette
to use (sth) for a purpose other than its original one; to adapt (tools, methods etc) for another purpose
lit. to graft flowers onto a tree (idiom)
to transpose (music)
to shift
to transfer (a case, a person, files etc)
to bring to justice; to hand over to the law
to move away
to remove
to reform habits and customs (idiom)
red shift (astronomy)
network migration
one's habits change with long custom
blue shift (astronomy)
not shaken by poverty
(sediment) transport
to relocate
transfer payment (payment from government or private sector for which no good or service is required in return)
to shift one's eyes
to move one's base (of operations)
migration (geology)
metastasis
immigration
to drift
bone marrow transplant