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Adonis1013 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

The common meaning of "move back"? Thanks.

Dear all,
Could you tell me the common meaning of “move back”? Thank you very much. I know it could mean that to go or take from one place to another; change in location or position. Are there other meanings?

Thanks.
  

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You can move an appointment back, meaning to change it to a later time or date. The opposite is "move up". You can move back to where you used to live before.

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  • You can move an appointment back, meaning to change it to a later time or date.
  • The opposite is "move up".
  • You can move back to where you used to live before.
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You can move an appointment back, meaning to change it to a later time or date. The opposite is "move up".

You can move back to where you used to live before. You don't need to specify: A person in Jamie's hometown might say, "I heard that Jamie is going to move back."
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enoonYou can move an appointment back, meaning to change it to a later time or date. The opposite is "move up".You can move back to where you used to live before. You don't need to specify: A person in Jamie's hometown might say, "I heard that Jamie is going to move back."
Thank you for your answer. I know that it could mean that I want to move back to the ori
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