выезжать(из дома, квартиры); выдвигатьс(Alright, troops, line up and move out! / The men and tanks moving out to set up road blocks at the edge of town soon disappeared into the fog.); выкатывать; съезжать(с квартиры; to leave, cease to live in, a house etc. • She has to move out before the new owners arrive); расстаться(sanek); выкатить(Andrew Goff); съехать(напр., с квартиры wk-cof); перемещать(в другое место pivoine); переезжать(Pope Francis profile: Jorge Mario Bergoglio, a humble man who moved out of a palace into a simple apartment. I. Havkin); освобождать помещение(Ремедиос_П); освобождать квартиру(Ремедиос_П); съезжать с квартиры; выдвинуть; выехать(особенно из занимаемого помещения и т. п.); выставить; выставлять; уехать(из города • Marcy from San Diego told Ian about a Michael Moore film she watched in which he interviewed a Native American leader in Arizona who predicted what she thinks was 9-11. According to March, the man warned "any of the tribe that have any relatives or know anybody in New York City to move out... because of massive fires and ashes falling and explosions, and everybody was going to die." -- уезжать оттудаcoasttocoastam.comART Vancouver)
начинать движение; сменять позицию; выдвигаться(Alright, troops, line up and move out! • The men and tanks moving out to set up road blocks at the edge of town soon disappeared into the fog.4uzhoj)
