move on
US /muv ɑn/
・UK /mu:v ɔn/
A1
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo decide to change or go to a different place
I worked there for 20 years and now I will move on to a different company
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo start talking about something different.
The meeting is over, let's move on to the next item on the agenda.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo start a new activity or begin a new relationship.
It's been a year since they broke up; it's time for him to move on.
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#AskGaryVee Episode 72: Casey Neistat on Applying to College & How to Focus on Goals
- Let's move on.
Let's move on.
- - Yep, let's move on.
- Yep, let's move on.
Bereavement: How to Transform Grief & Depression Through Spiritual Healing
- Also, if I remain bitter, I will not be able to move on with my life.
Also, if I remain bitter, I will not be able to move on with my life.
- If I have anger, I will not be able to move on in my life.
If I have anger, I will not be able to move on in my life.
The First Presidential Debate: Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump (Full Debate) | NBC News
- Then we're going to move on to the next item.
Then we're going to move on to the next item.
- We need to move on.
We need to move on.
Presentation Phrases & Public Speaking Advice | Business English Course Lesson 8
- For example, "As you're aware, this product is available in 3 countries." Transitioning to the next topic: Before you move on to your next point, make sure it's clear to your audience.
For example, "As you're aware, this product is available in 3 countries." Transitioning to the next topic: Before you move on to your next point, make sure it's clear to your audience.
- For example, "Let's move on to our next key point," or "Turning our attention now to the results of our market research." Providing more details: "I'd like to expand on..." For example, "I'd like to expand on my point about the fall in GDP." You can also say, "Let me elaborate further." Linking to another topic: As I said at the beginning, you can use this one to remind your audience about a point you made earlier.
For example, "Let's move on to our next key point," or "Turning our attention now to the results of our market research." Providing more details: "I'd like to expand on..." For example, "I'd like to expand on my point about the fall in GDP." You can also say, "Let me elaborate further." Linking to another topic: As I said at the beginning, you can use this one to remind your audience about a point you made earlier.
What’s going to happen to Big Tech’s laid off workers?
- But, at my age, it's better to just develop my soft skills and my technical skills first before I move on to bigger roles and more responsibilities.
But, at my age, it's better to just develop my soft skills and my technical skills first before I move on to bigger roles and more responsibilities.
- before I move on to bigger roles and more responsibilities.
before I move on to bigger roles and more responsibilities.
The Ugly Truth About Gwyneth Paltrow and GOOP
- Granted, most people, when they see a headline about vaginal eggs or steaming groins, tend to chuckle and just move on.
Granted, most people, when they see a headline about vaginal eggs or steaming groins, tend to chuckle and just move on.
- tend to chuckle and just move on.
tend to chuckle and just move on.
Japan changes tradition for foreigners
- So let's move on to the number one symbol that people are debating right now.
So let's move on to the number one symbol that people are debating right now.
- So, let’s move on to the number one symbol
So, let’s move on to the number one symbol
How to Learn English \ Where to start \ A Step-by-Step Guide
- And then you gradually move on to more complicated things.
And then you gradually move on to more complicated things.
- how to answer. And then you gradually move on to more complicated things.
how to answer. And then you gradually move on to more complicated things.
Taiwanese Food (Xiao Long Bao - 小籠包): Eating soup dumplings at Din Tai Fung (鼎泰豐) in Taipei, Taiwan
- Okay so we have ordered other dishes but before we move on can we just admire this dumpling
Okay so we have ordered other dishes but before we move on can we just admire this dumpling
- have to move on. We did.
have to move on. We did.
BBC 6 Minute English July 16, 2015 - Is A Game Just A Game?
- Rob: Well, that sounds ridiculous! But let's move on.
Rob: Well, that sounds ridiculous! But let's move on.
- Rob: Well, that sounds ridiculous! But let's move on.
Rob: Well, that sounds ridiculous! But let's move on.