No. 3,981 in French

bougé

Moved.

In a sentence

Je n'ai pas bougé de ma chaise toute la journée.
I haven't moved from my chair all day.
Here, 'bougé' is used as part of the negative expression 'n'ai pas bougé' indicating a lack of physical movement.
La photo est floue car la caméra a bougé.
The photo is blurry because the camera moved.
'bougé' in this context means that the camera underwent motion which caused a lack of clarity in the photograph.
Il a bougé son tableau pour optimiser l'espace dans la pièce.
He moved his painting to optimize the space in the room.
In this example, 'bougé' is utilized to signify the action of relocating an object within a physical space.

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