移
move; change
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to move; to shift; to relocate
Used for physical relocation of objects, people, or places.
He moved the chrysanthemum into the flowerpot.
The company decided to relocate its headquarters to Shanghai.
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Please move the chair a little bit.
Immigration policies have been adjusted recently.
This plan requires a shift in focus.
verb
to change; to alter; to transform
Used for abstract changes in customs, circumstances, or personal qualities.
We need to change old customs and establish new ones.
Poverty and low status cannot change him; that's his principle.
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Times are changing, and our ideas must keep pace with them.
His attitude has shifted.
This plan needs to be postponed based on the situation.
noun
a surname; Yi
A relatively uncommon Chinese surname.
Mr. Yi is our new neighbor.
There was a famous scholar in history with the surname Yi.
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The surname Yi is more common in southern China.
Is there a colleague with the surname Yi on the list?
Ms. Yi gave a speech at the meeting.