moved

中英词典：moved

形容词（Adjective）

1. 动情的；感动的（感到强烈的情感，尤指感动）。 - 英文：affected, touched - 例句： - He was deeply moved by her words. （他被她的话深深感动了。） - The movie's ending was so moving that many people cried. （电影的结尾太感人，很多人都哭了。） 2. 震惊的；震撼的（由于某种原因而感到震惊或震撼）。 - 英文：shocked, stunned - 例句： - The news of his sudden death left us all moved. （他突然去世的消息让我们都感到震惊。） - The images of the war's aftermath were truly moving. （战争后的景象真的令人震撼。） 3. 搬迁的；移动的（从一个地方到另一个地方）。 - 英文：relocated, transferred - 例句： - They moved to a new house in the suburbs. （他们搬到了郊区的新房子。） - The company moved its headquarters to a different city. （公司将总部迁到了另一个城市。）

名词（Noun）

1. 搬家；迁居（从一个地方到另一个地方的行为或过程）。 - 英文：relocation, moving - 例句： - The move to a bigger apartment was exhausting but worth it. （搬到一个更大的公寓很辛苦，但是很值得。） - She made the move to another country to pursue her career. （她为了追求事业而搬到了另一个国家。） 2. 动作；举止（行为或表现的方式）。 - 英文：gesture, action - 例句： - His moves on the dance floor were graceful and mesmerizing. （他在舞池上的舞姿优雅迷人。） - The actor's moves on stage captivated the audience. （演员在舞台上的举止吸引了观众。）

词语辨析

- emotionally moved vs. physically moved（情感上的激动 vs. 实际上的搬迁） - She was emotionally moved by the heartfelt letter. （她被那封发自内心的信感动了。） - They physically moved to a new city for better job opportunities. （他们为了更好的工作机会，搬到了一个新城市。）

词汇扩充

- moveable：可移动的，可调整的 - mover：搬家公司，运输工 - movement：移动，运动 - movable：可移动的，活动的

近义词（Synonyms）

- touched, affected, stirred, emotional, upset

反义词（Antonyms）

- unmoved, unemotional, apathetic, indifferent

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）

adjective 1. If you are moved by something, it has a strong effect on your feelings and emotions. 2. If you are moved to do something, you are persuaded or influenced to do it. 3. If you describe something such as a film or a piece of music as moving, you mean that it makes you feel strong emotions, especially sadness or sympathy. noun 1. A move is an action that you take to achieve something. 2. A move is an occasion when someone moves to a different job, school, or social class.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）

adjective 1. Having strong emotional effect; causing feelings of sadness or sympathy. 2. Having the ability or tendency to move quickly or easily. 3. Showing great activity or determination. 4. Showing a change of residence or location. noun 1. An act of changing residence or location. 2. A change of job or career, especially within the same organization.

用法及相关例句

1. He was deeply moved by her words.（他被她的话深深感动了。） 2. The news of his sudden death left us all moved.（他突然去世的消息让我们都感到震惊。） 3. The movie's ending was so moving that many people cried.（电影的结尾太感人，很多人都哭了。） 4. They moved to a new house in the suburbs.（他们搬到了郊区的新房子。） 5. The company moved its headquarters to a different city.（公司将总部迁到了另一个城市。） 6. The move to a bigger apartment was exhausting but worth it.（搬到一个更大的公寓很辛苦，但是很值得。） 7. She made the move to another country to pursue her career.（她为了追求事业而搬到了另一个国家。） 8. His moves on the dance floor were graceful and mesmerizing.（他在舞池上的舞姿优雅迷人。） 9. The actor's moves on stage captivated the audience.（演员在舞台上的举止吸引了观众。） 10. She was emotionally moved by the heartfelt letter.（她被那封发自内心的信感动了。） 11. They physically moved to a new city for better job opportunities.（他们为了更好的工作机会，搬到了一个新城市。）