Get a move on Meaning in English
expression
ˈɡɛt/, /ˈɡɪt/ /ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈmuv/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn
GET-uh-MOOV-awn
ɡˈɛt/ /æɪ/ /mˈuːv/ /ˈɒn
get-uh-MOOV-on
释义
To hurry up or start moving faster, especially when someone is moving too slowly or needs to get going.
用法与细微差别
Informal. Commonly used to tell people to hurry up, especially in spoken, friendly, or impatient situations. Variations: 'Come on, get a move on!' Not used in formal writing. Often replaced by 'hurry up'.
Spanish: date prisa - apúratePortuguese (BR): anda logo - se apressePortuguese (PT): anda lá - despacha-teChinese (Simplified): 快点Chinese (Traditional): 快點Hindi: जल्दी करोArabic: أسرعBengali: তাড়াতাড়ি কর - নড়ে চড়ে বস (informal)Russian: поторопиться - шевелитьсяJapanese: 急いで - 早く動くVietnamese: nhanh lên - mau lênKorean: 서둘러 - 빨리 움직여Turkish: acele et - çabuk olUrdu: جلدی کرو - حرکت کروIndonesian: cepat bergerak - ayo buru-buru
例句
Get a move on or we'll miss the bus!
basic
Please get a move on, we are late.
basic
The teacher told us to get a move on and finish our work.
basic
If you don't get a move on, we'll be eating dinner at midnight.
natural
Alright kids, get a move on! The movie starts in ten minutes.
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Come on, let's get a move on before the store closes.
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