搬
move; relocate; copy
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to move (heavy/large objects)
Typically used for heavy, bulky items that require effort to move.
We hired workers to move the bricks.
Please help me move this big sofa into the living room.
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He moved the safe to the storage room on the second floor.
The moving company helped us move all the furniture.
These boxes are too heavy, I can't move them alone.
verb
to move; to relocate; to move house
Used for moving one's home, workplace, or place of residence.
Their family just moved house last month.
The school plans to relocate to the suburbs.
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He moved to the city center to be closer to his company.
This bookstore moved from the alley to the main street three years ago.
He moved to another city due to a job transfer.
verb
to copy; to plagiarize; to apply mechanically
Often used with negative connotations to criticize mindless copying without adaptation.
You can't copy other people's sentences mechanically when writing an essay.
You can't just copy foreign experiences blindly; you need to adapt them to local conditions.
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He copied his predecessor's theory without making any revisions.
This paper was criticized for mechanically applying academic frameworks.
The teacher reminded us not to copy the reference answers word for word.