move up

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move up

verbo intransitivo

1echarse a un lado, correrse (make room)

2ascender (be promoted)

move up [muv]

1Anticipar (una fecha).

2Ascender, adelantar.

move up

verb:transitive:plus_adverb

1 [+object, person] subir

Move the aerial up a bit higher

2 [+troops] trasladar al frente

If we're expecting an invasion, the squadrons should be moved up, not back

3 (promote) ascender

He liked his current job and had no wish to be moved up

verb:intransitive:plus_adverb

1 (make room) correrse

Can you move up a few seats? I want to move up nearer the stage

2 (increase) [+shares, rates etc] subir

Annual rates have moved up recently

3 (be promoted) ascender; ser ascendido

Apprentices can move up to become engineers and managers

to move up a class [+pupil] pasar de curso; pasar al curso inmediatamente superior

Paid English to Spanish translation

Word of the Day: previsible

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foreseeable, predictable