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move {sostantivo}
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to move {verbo}
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Traduzione inglese-polacco per "move"
"move" traduzione polacco
move {sostantivo}
move {sostantivo}
Move with her family from West Berlin to East Berlin
The ECB’s move to the Grossmarkthalle site constitutes one key component in the urban development of the Ostend district.
Move to the Federal Republic of Germany
Move to the GDR
And my final question, my final question -- why are we not looking at moving out onto the sea?
to move {verbo}
to move [moved|moved] {v.} (anche: to actuate)
So when a passive object like this one seems to be alive, because it is starting to move.
They all showed this strange sort of skating gait that they adopted once the bridge started to move.
So once you don't need to move, you don't need the luxury of that brain.
to move about
to move around
to move [moved|moved] {v.} (anche: to budge)
Hotel ... Bushmaster Two-Six, Bushmaster Two-Six, we need to move, time now!
But Beck wasn't dead; he heard that, but he was completely unable to move.
What they lack is that safe space to come together, agree and move to action.
While you can hardly move, they're running around having all kinds of fun.
It was a man in a wheelchair desperately trying to move away.
to move [moved|moved] {v.} (anche: to translate, to catch, to manhandle, to relocate)
Drag and Drop allows you to move selected cells or rows without having to copy and paste.
You can move a row or column by dragging-and-dropping it to a new location.
And her tribe has had to move three times in the last 10 years because of the oil spills.
If you want to sell your home and move to the city --- We Pay Cash!
Go to the sheet that you'd like to move, and click the down arrow.
to move [moved|moved] {v.} (anche: to remit, to redeploy, to edge, to rearrange)
(Laughter) I didn't say, "I'm going to move my shoulder over, move my body."
They had to move this village in 1987 as a huge dune threatened to swallow it.
But we can't move the Earth, at least not easily, but we can move a small asteroid.
Alternatively, you can touch and swipe down the tab you want move.
Because the web of the spider, it was sending me insane, because I couldn't get the web to move off.
to move [moved|moved] {v.} (anche: to raise, to budge, to commove, to broach)
And we can use electrodes or antennae to pick that up and tell the arm to move.
And he picks which joint he wants to move with those chin switches.
And this computer's programmed to do only one thing, which is, ~~~ if you move your mouse, the mouse changes on the screen.
How to tell a political story but an allegorical story. ~~~ How to move you with your emotions, but also make your mind work.
The nations raged, the kingdoms were moved: He uttered his voice, the earth melted.
to move [moved|moved] {v.} (anche: to transfer)
to move [moved|moved] {v.} (anche: to induce, to dispose, to occasion)
to move [moved|moved] {v.}
to move [moved|moved] (his finger over the words) {v.} (anche: to run)
So, here you can see her moving her eyes around, moving her mouth around.
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