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Verbos de Movimiento - Verbos de Movimiento

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren al movimiento como "cruzar", "cambiar" y "deslizar".

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Categorized English Verbs of Movement
to move
to move
[Verbo]

to change your position or location

mover

mover

Ex: The cat moved swiftly across the room. 

El gato se movió rápidamente por la habitación.

to cross
to cross
[Verbo]

to go across or to the other side of something

cruzar

cruzar

Ex: The students are crossing the campus to reach the library. 

Los estudiantes están cruzando el campus para llegar a la biblioteca.

to traverse

to move across or through in a specified direction

atravesar

atravesar

Ex: Navigating the bustling city, pedestrians often need to traverse crowded streets to reach their destinations. 

Al navegar por la bulliciosa ciudad, los peatones a menudo necesitan atravesar calles llenas de gente para llegar a sus destinos.

to shift
to shift
[Verbo]

to move from a particular place or position to another

moverse

moverse

Ex: The tectonic plates slowly shift over time, causing geological changes and earthquakes. 

Las placas tectónicas se desplazan lentamente con el tiempo, causando cambios geológicos y terremotos.

to round
to round
[Verbo]

to go around or encircle an object or obstacle, allowing movement to continue in a changed direction

rodear, contornear

rodear, contornear

Ex: To avoid the traffic jam, the savvy driver chose to round the city center through less congested streets. 

Para evitar el atasco, el conductor astuto optó por rodear el centro de la ciudad por calles menos congestionadas.

to move over

to adjust one's position to create space for others

correrse, hacer espacio

correrse, hacer espacio

Ex: While watching a movie with friends, someone might suggest moving over to make room for everyone on the sofa. 

Mientras ven una película con amigos, alguien podría sugerir moverse para hacer espacio para todos en el sofá.

to pass by
to pass by
[Verbo]

to go past someone or something

pasar

pasar

Ex: The cars just passed by the accident scene. 

Los coches acaban de pasar por el lugar del accidente.

to inch
to inch
[Verbo]

to move or progress very slowly and in small distances

avanzar lentamente, moverse poco a poco

avanzar lentamente, moverse poco a poco

Ex: The elderly couple inched towards the finish line of the marathon. 

La pareja de ancianos avanzaba lentamente hacia la línea de meta del maratón.

to relocate

to move to a new place or position

trasladar, reubicar

trasladar, reubicar

Ex: The multinational corporation decided to relocate some of its staff to overseas branches. 

La corporación multinacional decidió reasignar a parte de su personal a sucursales en el extranjero.

to teleport

to transport or move matter instantaneously from one location to another without traversing the physical space in between

teletransportar

teletransportar

Ex: In the realm of virtual reality, users can often teleport within the digital environment, exploring various simulations. 

En el ámbito de la realidad virtual, los usuarios a menudo pueden teletransportarse dentro del entorno digital, explorando varias simulaciones.

to travel
to travel
[Verbo]

to go from one location to another, particularly to a far location

viajar

viajar

Ex: They traveled to the mountains to enjoy hiking and skiing. 

Ellos viajaron a las montañas para disfrutar del senderismo y el esquí.

to locomote

to move from one place to another; to travel or transport

desplazarse, viajar

desplazarse, viajar

Ex: In densely populated cities, people often use bicycles to locomote quickly through traffic. 

En las ciudades densamente pobladas, la gente a menudo usa bicicletas para desplazarse rápidamente a través del tráfico.

to maneuver

to strategically navigate or direct a vehicle, object, or oneself through a series of planned movements

maniobrar

maniobrar

Ex: The race car driver skillfully maneuvered through the tight turns of the racetrack 

El piloto de carreras maniobró hábilmente a través de las curvas cerradas de la pista.

to surge
to surge
[Verbo]

to move in a sudden, strong, and often irregular forward or upward motion

avanzar con ímpetu, afluir

avanzar con ímpetu, afluir

Ex: The sports car surged forward as the driver accelerated. 

El coche deportivo avanzó repentinamente cuando el conductor aceleró.

to turn around

to change your position so as to face another direction

darse vuelta

darse vuelta

Ex: When I entered the room, everyone turned around to look at me. 

Cuando entré en la habitación, todos se voltearon para mirarme.

to bypass
to bypass
[Verbo]

to navigate around or avoid something by taking an alternative route or direction

sortear, evitar

sortear, evitar

Ex: Hikers were forced to bypass the closed trail and find an alternative way to reach the summit. 

Los excursionistas se vieron obligados a rodear el sendero cerrado y encontrar una forma alternativa de llegar a la cima.

to move along

to progress or shift from one place to another, especially to make room for others

avanzar, moverse

avanzar, moverse

Ex: The bus driver asked them to move along to allow more passengers to board. 

El conductor del autobús les pidió que se movieran para permitir que más pasajeros subieran.

to press on

to continue moving forward, despite obstacles or distractions

persistir, seguir adelante

persistir, seguir adelante

Ex: The explorers were tired, but they chose to press on through the dense forest. 

Los exploradores estaban cansados, pero decidieron seguir adelante a través del denso bosque.

to migrate
to migrate
[Verbo]

to move or relocate from one place to another place

migrar, trasladarse

migrar, trasladarse

Ex: In the human body, immune cells migrate to sites of infection to combat pathogens and promote healing. 

En el cuerpo humano, las células inmunitarias migran a los sitios de infección para combatir patógenos y promover la curación.

to reverse
to reverse
[Verbo]

to cause or maneuver a vehicle to move backward

retroceder, dar marcha atrás

retroceder, dar marcha atrás

Ex: After landing, the pilot had to reverse the plane to reach the designated parking spot on the tarmac. 

Después de aterrizar, el piloto tuvo que retroceder el avión para llegar al lugar de estacionamiento designado en la pista.

to slip
to slip
[Verbo]

to move smoothly, easily, or quietly in a particular direction or position

deslizarse, resbalar

deslizarse, resbalar

Ex: The canoe slipped through the calm waters of the lake, leaving ripples in its wake. 

La canoa se deslizó por las aguas tranquilas del lago, dejando ondas a su paso.

to slide
to slide
[Verbo]

to move smoothly over a surface

deslizar

deslizar

Ex: The skier enjoyed the sensation of sliding down the snowy hill at high speed. 

El esquiador disfrutó de la sensación de deslizarse por la colina nevada a alta velocidad.

to glide
to glide
[Verbo]

to move smoothly and effortlessly through the air or on a surface with little or no propulsion

deslizarse, planear

deslizarse, planear

Ex: The figure skater glided gracefully across the frozen lake. 

El patinador artístico se deslizó con gracia por el lago helado.

to skid
to skid
[Verbo]

(of a vehicle) to slide or slip uncontrollably, usually on a slippery surface

patinar, derrapar

patinar, derrapar

Ex: The truck skidded dangerously as it approached the intersection. 

El camión patinó peligrosamente al acercarse al cruce.

to skim
to skim
[Verbo]

to lightly and quickly move over a surface

rozar, deslizar ligeramente

rozar, deslizar ligeramente

Ex: The swift wind caused the autumn leaves to skim along the ground, creating a rustling symphony in its wake. 

El viento rápido hizo que las hojas de otoño rozaran el suelo, creando una sinfonía susurrante a su paso.

to sneak
to sneak
[Verbo]

to move quietly and stealthily, often with the intention of avoiding detection or being unnoticed

escabullirse,  deslizarse

escabullirse, deslizarse

Ex: Last night, she successfully sneaked into the house without waking anyone. 

Anoche, ella logró colarse en la casa sin despertar a nadie.

to crawl
to crawl
[Verbo]

to move slowly with the body near the ground or on the hands and knees

arrastrarse

arrastrarse

Ex: In the dense underbrush, the jungle explorer needed to crawl to avoid entangling vines and thick foliage. 

En la espesa maleza, el explorador de la jungla necesitó arrastrarse para evitar enredarse en lianas y espeso follaje.

to creep
to creep
[Verbo]

to move slowly and quietly while staying close to the ground or other surface

deslizarse

deslizarse

Ex: The mountaineer carefully began to creep down the steep slope. 

El montañista comenzó cuidadosamente a arrastrarse por la empinada pendiente.

to skulk
to skulk
[Verbo]

to move or hide in a stealthy or furtive manner

merodear

merodear

Ex: As the burglar approached the house, they skulked around the perimeter. 

Mientras el ladrón se acercaba a la casa, merodeaban alrededor del perímetro.

to slink
to slink
[Verbo]

to move or walk stealthily, attempting to avoid attention or detection

escabullirse, moverse sigilosamente

escabullirse, moverse sigilosamente

Ex: Feeling guilty about breaking the vase, the child slinked away from the scene of the accident. 

Sintiéndose culpable por romper el jarrón, el niño se escabulló de la escena del accidente.

to stalk
to stalk
[Verbo]

to move stealthily or quietly towards prey or a target, typically in a deliberate and calculated manner

acechar, perseguir sigilosamente

acechar, perseguir sigilosamente

Ex: The predator silently stalked the wounded animal, waiting for the opportune moment to strike. 

El depredador acechó silenciosamente al animal herido, esperando el momento oportuno para atacar.

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