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move
Verb
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If you move, you go from one place to another.
Please stay in your seat until the plane stops moving.
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If you move, you change the position of part of your body.
I was so afraid, I could't move.
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If you move something, you change its position.
Can you move your chair so I can get by?
move
Noun
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A move is something which is done to achieve a goal.
The move had not been expected.
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is a change in your home or business to live or work somewhere else.
The move to the city was completed in a week.
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A move, in a game such as chess, is when you put a piece in another place.
The move of the queen led to his loss.
I finished my turn. It's your move.
operation
Noun
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An operation is a medical process, often opening the human body.
The doctors performed the operation in three hours.
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An operation is an action of a group of people working for a goal (often military).
The Army operation was a success.
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An operation is part or all of a business. small(often plural)/small
The company's East Coast operation was bigger than its West Coast operation.
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An operation is a symbol that is used to perform a specific operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication or division) in maths.
The plus symbol is used to perform a specific operation in maths which is addition.