moving
ചലിക്കുന്ന
definition
verb
she stood up and moved to the door
go in a specified direction or manner; change position.
the school moved over to the new course in 1987
change or cause to change from one state, opinion, sphere, or activity to another.
adjective
a fast-moving river
in motion.
an unforgettable and moving book
producing strong emotion, especially sadness or sympathy.
translation of 'moving'
verb
നീങ്ങുക,
ചലിക്കുക
example
It was a very 'moving' experience to visit the War Graves Cemetery in Labuan and to complete a piece of family history after nearly 60 years.
My feeling when I went there was that I saw very beautiful things, very 'moving' things, very strong things.
Don't write anything fancy on the back of a ticket for a 'moving' violation when pleading not guilty, suggests Longo.
Contravention of any 'moving' offence is an automatic summons to court and not a fixed penalty notice, therefore the fine will vary according to the offence.
With stop motion the camera captures images not in continuous 'moving' shots but in one single frame at a time.
This program will focus on developing programs to support secondary age students through the 'moving' process.
Burberry has just done that, ordering a giant, gently 'moving' mobile for its flagship Tokyo store.
The resultant bug-eyed chaos is hilarious and oddly 'moving' .
Somehow this seemed a fitting preparation for a show which, while not easy to watch, was deeply 'moving' .
The motion of the train turns the series of pictures into a 'moving' image.
I'm totally unprepared to write a heartfelt and 'moving' post for my daughter's sixth birthday.
They swayed with the motion of the 'moving' car, occasionally glancing around at the other passengers.
We have received a very warm welcome and have found the experience very 'moving' .
The speed and spectacle of the 'moving' image left the painted canvas far behind.
There is the same frustration at slow- 'moving' traffic: the same parameters of territoriality are in operation.
The problem of directing fire against rapidly- 'moving' targets still drives military technology, even in public perception.
It can also be a 'moving' expense, depending on the length of stay, which comes out of your personal income tax.
Usually they say builders hold up the whole 'moving' process, but oh no not in my world!
A fixture is a more complex piece that is composed of 'moving' parts that operate as a unit to perform one or several tasks.
Each family will receive up to $100,000 for 'moving' expenses and new homes in more viable towns.
Farmers and landowners are all pitching in to ensure the enormous 'moving' operation is a success.
In 1954 a man was fined for sliding down the 'moving' handrail.
So consider this, like all other midseason lists, a snapshot of a rapidly 'moving' picture.
Hank had set me up with an apartment in Manhattan and the company was paying all of my 'moving' expenses.
Shops closed for business and all operations ceased as family and colleagues gathered for the 'moving' repatriation ceremony.
Nothing like a nice bit of 'moving' emotional opera first thing in the morning to get you ready for the day's work ahead…
Attached over your baby's cot, a mobile's 'moving' shapes and bright colours will attract your baby's gaze.
A 'moving' particle will carry with it the energy of its motion, which the physicists call kinetic energy.
Her classmates wrote a 'moving' tribute too, remembering the friend they had lost.
The 'moving' water spins the nozzle, a motion that then helps to break up and distribute the spray.
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