move around
Go to different places or change where you are, either in a small space or in life generally.
Meanings
To change physical position, moving from place to place within an area.
"The physiotherapist said it was important to move around every hour to keep the blood circulating."
To frequently change where you live or work.
"She moved around a lot in her twenties, living in four different countries before settling in Canada."
To reposition or rearrange objects.
"We moved the furniture around until the room felt more spacious."
Very versatile and common. Used for physical movement in a space, for relocating homes or jobs, and for rearranging objects. The phrase 'move around a lot' is very natural when describing a nomadic lifestyle.
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