Make their way
Hi,
This performance first performed in ancient Greek theaters. Over the years, they made their way/ moved onto stages and streets around the world.
What does made their way mean here? Can I use 'moved' instead of 'made their way' without change the meaning?
Thank you very much.
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anonymous This performance first performed in ancient Greek theaters. Over the years, they made their way/ moved onto stages and streets around the world. That is a bit off-kilter.
- anonymous This performance first performed in ancient Greek theaters.
- Over the years, they made their way/ moved onto stages and streets around the world.
- That is a bit off-kilter.
- I think you mean something like "These plays were first performed in the theaters of ancient Greece.
- " anonymous What does made their way mean here?
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anonymousThis performance first performed in ancient Greek theaters. Over the years, they made their way/ moved onto stages and streets around the world.
That is a bit off-kilter. I think you mean something like "These plays were first performed in the theaters of ancient Greece. Over the centuries, they found their way onto stages around the world."
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