move along

English

Verb

move along (third-person singular simple present moves along, present participle moving along, simple past and past participle moved along)

1. to continue without being distracted; to keep going
   • 2015, Toby Wilde, The Lost Moons of Venus:

     The soldiers were unmoved but the policeman immediately placed himself between Jimmy and the entrance. 'Good morning, madam. No loitering please. Now move along.'

2. (figurative, by extension) to proceed; to make or signify progress

   the construction project is moving along

3. (figurative, by extension) to go on to something else

   the committee moved along to the next item on the agenda

Synonyms

• (all senses): move ahead
• (make progress): make headway
• (go on to something else): move on

Translations

Translations

• Spanish: transitar (es), circular (es)