Move off

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verb

To start moving from a stationary position or place.

After fixing the flat tire, the driver was able to move off.
Visual representation of "move off" - To start moving from a stationary position or place

Often appears as...

  • the car moves off
  • she moved off quickly
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Physical Movement

Move off refers to the action of a vehicle or person starting to move.

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The athlete waited for the signal to move off.
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Traffic Context

Often used to describe vehicles in traffic situations, from cars to bikes.

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When the light turned green, the cars started to move off.
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Immediate Action

Implies an action happening shortly after a pause or stop.

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He quickly checked the map before moving off again.
Visual representation of the word "Move off"

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