| | to shift; to relocate; to transfer / (fig.) to shift (attention); to change (the subject etc) / (medicine) to metastasize | HSK 4 |
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| | to move / to shift / to change / to alter / to remove | HSK 4 |
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| | to move / movement / migration / mobile / portable | HSK 4 |
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| | to immigrate / to migrate / emigrant / immigrant | HSK 4 |
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| | to migrate / to move | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to transplant | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to transfer / to hand over | HSK 7-9 |
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| | imperceptible influence / to influence secretly | HSK 7-9 |
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| | the old man moves mountains (idiom); fig. where there's a will, there's a way | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (of time) to elapse or pass / (of a situation) to develop or evolve | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (geometry) displacement (a vector quantity) | |
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| | China Mobile Tietong, state-owned telecommunications operator (abbr. for 中移鐵通|中移铁通) | |
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| | displacement / deviation / offset | |
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| | translation (geometry) | |
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| | to drift | |
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| | unswerving / unflinching | |
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| | to transfer (a case, a person, files etc) | |
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| | to shift one's eyes / (fig.) to shift one's attention / to divert attention | |
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| | to remove | |
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| | to migrate / to move to a new place of residence | |
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| | (idiom) to reform habits and customs | |
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| | to redirect one's affections / (of literature etc) to cultivate people's character / empathy (i.e. attribution of feelings to an object) / transference (psychology) | |
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| | to transplant (horticulture, agriculture) | |
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| | to drift | |
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| | lit. the Big Dipper 北斗星 has turned and the stars have moved / time flies / also written 星移斗轉|星移斗转 | |
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| | to shift / shift / translocation / displacement / (medicine) dislocation | |
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| | to shift / to transfer | |
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| | to move (house) / to relocate / removals | |
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| | to slip / to drift | |
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| | to wander / to shift around / to waver / to vacillate | |
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| | to relocate a piece of equipment (air conditioner etc) | |
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| | lit. to graft flowers onto a tree (idiom) / fig. to surreptitiously substitute one thing for another | |
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| | it is easier to change mountains and rivers than to alter one's character (idiom) / you can't change who you are / Can the leopard change his spots? | |
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| | It is hard to change one's essential nature (idiom). You can't change who you are. / Can the leopard change his spots? (Jeremiah 13:23) | |
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| | to move troops to / (fig.) to move to / to shift to | |
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| | lit. to move mountains and drain seas / to transform nature | |
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| | to use (sth) for a purpose other than its original one; to adapt (tools, methods etc) for another purpose | |
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| | lit. the Big Dipper 北斗星 has turned and the stars have moved / time flies / also written 斗轉星移|斗转星移 | |
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| | to migrate / to resettle | |
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| | to tow / (computing) to drag | |
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| | blue shift (astronomy) | |
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| | red shift (astronomy) | |
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| | (sediment) transport | |
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| | migration (geology) | |
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| | immigration office | |
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| | mobile device (smartphone, tablet, etc) | |
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| | mobile telephone | |
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| | change of affection, shift of love (idiom); to change one's feelings to another love / to fall in love with sb else | |
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| | migrant / immigrant | |
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| | to transpose (music) | |
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| | teleportation | |
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| | (organ) transplant operation | |
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| | to oscillate without pause (idiom) / to fluctuate / (of thoughts) to wander / to waver | |
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| | to move away | |
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| | reach truck | |
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| | portability | |
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| | migrant worker | |
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| | pipette | |
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| | steadfast / inalienable | |
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| | mass transfer (in LED panel manufacturing) | |
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| | portable hard drive; external hard drive | |
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| | not shaken by poverty / to preserve one's ambitions although destitute | |
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| | to relocate / to evacuate | |
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| | students who relocate to another region of China in order to gain an advantage on the college entrance exam | |
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| | China Mobile (PRC state telecommunications company) | |
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| | coronary bypass operation | |
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| | portable (programming language) | |
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| | portability (programming language) | |
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| | organ transplant | |
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| | continental drift | |
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| | (medicine) metastasis | |
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| | telekinesis | |
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| | investment immigration / immigrant investor | |
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| | to talk slowly and in depth (idiom) | |
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| | rivers and mountains are easy to change, man's character much harder | |
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| | intangible changes / unnoticed transformation / changes behind the scenes | |
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| | established and irrefutable (idiom) | |
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| | to put to a different use / to borrow / (linguistics) borrowing | |
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| | moving average (in financial analysis) | |
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| | moving average index (used in financial analysis) | |
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| | mobile | |
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| | mobile telephone | |
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| | mobility | |
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| | cell phone network | |
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| | to move away | |
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| | the will to move mountains / fig. high ambitions | |
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| | for a while | |
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| | to bring to justice; to hand over to the law | |
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| | network migration | |
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| | one's habits change with long custom | |
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| | transfer payment (payment from government or private sector for which no good or service is required in return) | |
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| | to move one's base (of operations) / to reposition / to relocate | |
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| | metastasis | |
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| | immigration | |
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| | (medicine) bone marrow transplant | |
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