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move along

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move along
to continue to move; to start moving out of the way. (Often a command.) The crowd moved along slowly. Please just move along. There is nothing to see here.
See also: along, move


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As she looked out of the window, she saw something thin and white move along the avenue.
He sat in his seat, frightened and wondering; but others in the same row wanted to get out, and so he had to stand up and move along.
We told him he could move along if he was in a hurry.
 
 
 
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