No. 8,000 in Spanish
moves
"Moves" is not a Spanish word; it is English.
In a sentence
Ella mueve los muebles para limpiar debajo.
She moves the furniture to clean underneath.
The word 'moves' is used here to indicate the action of physically relocating objects, showing its use as a verb in the present tense for the third person singular.
Las estrategias del equipo en el juego mostraron movimientos inteligentes.
The team's strategies in the game showed smart moves.
In this sentence, the concept of 'moves' is used metaphorically to describe strategic actions, illustrating its use as a noun.
El bailarín mueve con gracia durante su actuación.
The dancer moves gracefully during their performance.
Here, 'moves' refers to the physical motions of the dancer, used as a verb in the present tense for the third person singular.
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