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move over

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move someone or something over
to cause someone or something to move a little way away. Move Tom over a little bit. He is taking too much space. Would you move your foot over a little?
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move over

to move a bit [away from the speaker]. Move over. I need some space. Please move over. Part of this space is mine.
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move over
to stop having a job, rank, or condition Kurt said that it was time to move over and let younger players have a chance to play professionally. Move over “Star Wars” – “Titanic” is now the movie with the biggest earnings in North America.
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Move over a weekend The best time to plan a move is on a Friday night.
The positive effects of a successful move over one filled with problems can have a lasting positive influence on job performance, social adjustment and over all quality of family life in a new location.
 
 
 
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