What does "move up" mean?

To reschedule to an earlier time American term for bringing something forward, or to advance in rank.

How do you use "move up" in a sentence?

Can we move up the meeting? She moved up quickly in the company. The date was moved up.

Phrasal Verb AmericanBritishAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To reschedule to an earlier time

提前；晋升

Adelantar; ascender

繰り上げる、昇進する

앞당기다, 승진하다

American term for bringing something forward, or to advance in rank.

将某事提前安排（美式英语），或在职位、等级上晋升。相当于英式英语的"bring forward"。

Término estadounidense para reprogramar algo antes (equivalente al británico "bring forward"), o avanzar en rango o posición.

予定を前倒しにする（アメリカ英語）、または地位や順位が上がること。イギリス英語の "bring forward" に相当する表現としても使われます。

일정을 더 이른 시간으로 옮기거나(미국식 표현), 직위가 올라가다.

Base verb: move

Particle: up

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

Can we move up the meeting?
能把会议提前吗
adelantar la reunión
会議を前倒しできますか
회의를 앞당길 수 있을까요?
She moved up quickly in the company.
她在公司晋升很快
ascendió rápidamente
彼女は会社で早く昇進した
그녀는 회사에서 빠르게 승진했다.
The date was moved up.
日期被提前了
se adelantó la fecha
日程が繰り上げられた
일정이 앞당겨졌다.

Context: rescheduling, promotion, advancement

Tone: urgent

From moving something up to an earlier position.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal