Meanings
Verb (5-dan, す, intransitive)
1. to move (house); to change residence
Kanji used
pull
go beyond
Pitch accent
っこ
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Composed of
goes before a verb to strengthen its meaning or to add emphasis
to cross over (e.g. mountain); to go across; to get over (e.g. hardship); to pass time (e.g. a winter); to surpass; to be better than; to move house
Examples (41 in total)
I'm thinking of moving.
Where are you moving to?
We moved into a new house.
I just moved.
I moved here yesterday.
He moved to Tokyo.
I moved into a new apartment.
When did you move to Berlin?
I moved to Australia the year before last.
They moved here recently.
They moved to a new house.
Can you help me when I move?
Recently, I moved to a new apartment.
We're moving out of this apartment next month.
The Smiths moved to Ohio.
Tom moved in three years ago.
Tom's parents moved to Australia.
We are thinking of moving back home.
Mennad and Baya moved to Cairo.
Yanni wants to move to northern Japan.
It seemed that her family had moved to Hokkaido.
We moved to New York last fall.
Do you really want to move to Boston again?
I've moved out already. Now I live alone.
We would move to a bigger house if we had more money.
What made you decide to move into this neighborhood?
Our current house is too small, so we decided to move.
It's been three years since I moved here.
His family moved into a new house in the suburbs.
I haven't heard from Jane since she moved to Tokyo.
I live in Salzburg but I'm moving to Berlin.
The previous owners of our house moved to Liverpool.
If I had more money, I would move to a bigger house.
He moved to a warmer place for the sake of his health.
We moved into this house last month. We will settle down soon.
We moved into this house last month, but we still haven't settled down.
My name is Tanaka. I just moved in next door. Pleased to meet you.
I moved to the neighborhood about two years ago.
I moved to England from Germany when I was nine.
They moved here two years ago.
The lady moved here a month ago.