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Pb03 Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
move around...?
Hi everyone~!
I'm wondering the meaning of the phrase 'move around' in relation to locations.
What I mean is ... if someone says "She moved around the house like a child," does that mean the activity happens inside the house or outside(near) the house ?
Or can it be both?
Thanks for the one who gives me a hand~! ^^
pb
I'm wondering the meaning of the phrase 'move around' in relation to locations.
What I mean is ... if someone says "She moved around the house like a child," does that mean the activity happens inside the house or outside(near) the house ?
Or can it be both?
Thanks for the one who gives me a hand~! ^^
pb
Top answer
It would normally mean that she moved around within the house. It would take added context to derive the meaning of moving around the outside of the house.
- It would normally mean that she moved around within the house.
- It would take added context to derive the meaning of moving around the outside of the house.
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It would normally mean that she moved around within the house. It would take added context to derive the meaning of moving around the outside of the house.
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If there's a courtyard, it could be both within and without the house itself.
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