No. 12,613 in Spanish
movió
"Movió" means "moved" (third-person singular past tense of "mover").
In a sentence
Él movió la silla más cerca de la mesa.
He moved the chair closer to the table.
The word 'movió' is used here as the past tense of the verb 'mover,' indicating the action of moving or shifting the chair.
El viento movió las hojas de los árboles.
The wind moved the leaves of the trees.
In this example, 'movió' describes how the leaves were moved by the action of the wind, showcasing an external force causing movement.
La historia movió a los espectadores profundamente.
The story moved the spectators deeply.
Here, 'movió' is employed figuratively to express emotional movement or impact caused by the story on the spectators.
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