moved
word · lemma: move
/ˈmuvd/
moovd
/mˈuːvd/
moovd
Definition
The past form of 'move'; can mean something changed position, someone changed homes, or a person felt strong emotions.
Usage & Nuances
Can refer to physical movement, changing residence, or feeling emotional ("I was moved"). Often used as "moved to tears" for strong feelings. Choose the right sense from context. "Moved" (emotionally touched) is formal/neutral, not used for daily small feelings.
Spanish: se movió - se mudó - se emocionóPortuguese (BR): se moveu - mudou-se - emocionou-sePortuguese (PT): moveu-se - mudou-se - comoveu-seChinese (Simplified): 移动了 - 搬家了 - 感动了Chinese (Traditional): 移動了 - 搬家了 - 感動了Hindi: हिला - स्थानांतरित हुआ - भावुक हुआArabic: انتقل - تحرك - تأثرBengali: সরানো - স্থানান্তরিত - আবেগপ্রবণ হওয়াRussian: переехал - переместил - был тронут (эмоционально)Japanese: 動かした - 引っ越した - 感動したVietnamese: đã chuyển - đã di chuyển - đã xúc độngKorean: 옮겼다 - 이사했다 - 감동받았다Turkish: taşındı - hareket ettirdi - duygulandıUrdu: منتقل ہوا - ہلا - متاثر ہواIndonesian: pindah - memindahkan - terharu
Example Sentences
She moved to a new city last year.
basic
The movie really moved me.
natural
He moved the chair to the window.
basic
I was deeply moved by her story.
basic
We moved offices last month, so everything is still a bit messy.
natural
The dog quickly moved out of the way when the car came.
natural