move up
The phrase "move up" can describe various forms of advancement or physical movement to a higher position or earlier time.
Definition
B2Career
(transitive, intransitive)To advance to a higher position or level in a job or career.
Example
- She worked hard and eventually moved up to a managerial role.
B2Scheduling
(transitive, US)To reschedule an event or meeting to an earlier date or time.
Example
- The meeting was moved up to Monday instead of Wednesday.
A2Physical
(transitive, intransitive)To change one's location to a higher or more advantageous place.
Example
- He moved up the ladder to fix the roof.
A2Queue
(intransitive)To progress or advance forward in a line.
Example
- Please move up so others can join the line.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "move up":
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