move on (A2)
phrasal verb
Pronunciation: /muːv ɒn/
Definition
To leave a situation, relationship, or period of life behind and begin a new phase.
Examples
It is time to move on from this project and focus on our future goals.
He struggled for months, but eventually decided to move on with his life.
Don't dwell on your mistakes; just learn from them and move on.
How to Use move on
- move on from (phrasal verb)
- to leave a specific past situation behind — "She finally moved on from her previous job."
- move on to (phrasal verb)
- to start a new topic or task — "Let's move on to the next item on the agenda."
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