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move can be translated as mudarse or moverse.

Mudarse refers to a relocation of a home or business, i.e. "After John got that job on the West coast, he moved to Los Angeles." = "Después de que John consiguió ese trabajo a la costa occidental, se mudó a Los Angeles."

Moverse means to change your position in the normal sense of "move", i.e. "Please move, so I can leave." = "Por favor, muévete, para que yo pueda salir."

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