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Have to move along Meaning in English

expression

HAV-tuh-MOOV-uh-LAWNG
hav-TOOV-uh-LONG

Definition

This expression means you need to leave a place, keep going, or continue what you are doing, often because you are in a hurry or are being asked to move.

Usage & Nuances

Used informally in daily conversation. Often said to indicate it’s time to go or resume activities. Sometimes used by officials (like police) to politely urge people to leave or move. Not used for major life changes—more about small, immediate actions.

Spanish: tener que seguir adelante - tener que continuarPortuguese (BR): precisar seguir em frente - precisar continuarPortuguese (PT): ter de seguir em frente - ter de continuarChinese (Simplified): 必须继续前进 - 必须走了Chinese (Traditional): 必須繼續前進 - 必須走了Hindi: आगे बढ़ना पड़ता है - आगे चलना पड़ता हैArabic: عليك أن تتابع - يجب أن تواصلBengali: এগিয়ে যেতে হবে - চলে যেতে হবেRussian: нужно идти дальше - нужно проходитьJapanese: 先に進まなければならない - 移動しなければならないVietnamese: phải đi tiếp - phải rời điKorean: 가야 해 - 이동해야 해Turkish: devam etmem gerek - ayrılmam gerekUrdu: آگے بڑھنا ہے - جانا ہےIndonesian: harus lanjut - harus pergi

Example Sentences

I have to move along now because my bus is coming.

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We have to move along or we'll be late for class.

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If you have to move along, just let me know.

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Sorry, I have to move along—lots to do today!

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The police told the crowd they had to move along and not block the street.

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I love chatting, but I have to move along before the store closes.

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