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Amy: I'm sure. Let's move the loveseat across from it. Now, can you move the recliner into the corner?

我确定。我们将双人沙发从那儿移过来。现在你能将活动躺椅搬到墙角吗？

They have moved somewhere near there.

他们搬到了那地方附近.

We found it quite a change when we moved to London.

我们搬到伦敦,真有天壤之别.

By the way, you might have my things sent up here.

顺便说一声, 请您把我的东西搬到这儿来.

He really liked the place and didn't liked the idea of moving somewhere else.

他确实喜欢这个地方,而且不喜欢搬到外地的主意.

Take these movable items to the new house.

把这些浮财搬到新家去吧.

So the counselor suggested that we move to the' burbs.

所以咨询员建议我们搬到郊区来

It was visible in practically every brand that edged from the 1960s to 1970s for the season currently in stores, including Alberta Ferretti, Pucci and Etro.

其实，它体现在所有品牌上，它们把六七十年代的服装搬到当季店铺里，包括阿尔伯特·菲尔蒂（Alberta Ferretti）、璞琪（Pucci）和艾绰（Etro）。

I want you to move to a villa near siracusa* Right now.

我要你搬到西拉古莎附近的别墅。

The aim of the lecture is not to give students information that they will regurgitate on an exam paper but to give them advice and a sense of direction for how they should study a particular subject area by themselves.

讲座的目的并非是给学生传授那些他们可以照搬到考卷上的知识，而是就如何在某个学科领域进行自学来为学生提供一些建议并使之有方向感。

They actually moved from the upstairs to a lower floor because of the expensive rent.

他们确实因为昂贵的租金从楼上搬到了更低的楼层。

For instance, you can move a TV to the kitchen and watch your favorite shows while you're standing at the sink.

例如,你可以把电视搬到厨房,站在水槽边看你最喜欢的节目。

Now we know why Wall Street won't be moving to China.

现在我们知道华尔街为啥不搬到中国去了。

Wu Sung packed his belongings and went to dwell in the government office. Wu Sung knew that his sister-in-law was not a virtuous woman.

这里武松收拾行李，搬到县衙门去住，从此就知嫂嫂潘金莲不是个正经的妇人。

May I move to the non-smoking section?

我能搬到无烟区吗？

When we moved to Washington, the ping-pong table disappeared.

当我们搬到华盛顿，乒乓球桌没有了。

While in Portland, she applied for graduate school and in 2010 moved to Berkeley to start a PhD program in architectural history.

在波特兰期间，她申请研究生学位并在2010年搬到伯克利继续建筑史博士课程。

After turning it over, I moved to the shade at the other side.

我将丝棉被翻过来, 再将椅子搬到被的另一边遮影处.

Getting some free time finally, I sat down and re-organize everything in the new blog address.

终于有空坐下来把搬到新博客地址里的东西好好整理一下。

Seidel, a 55-year-old writer and artistliving in Seattle, says she's long been interested in death, and when hermother moved into elderly care it became hard to escape the question of whathappens to a person's body after they pass away.

现年55岁，生活在西雅图的赛德尔是一名作家和艺术家。她一直对死亡感兴趣，而当她的母亲搬到养老院之后这个问题就更加难以回避，当一个人死亡后遗体将被如何处理呢？