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Definition
Synonym
Der Glaube versetzt Berge [Sprw]
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Der Glaube versetzt Berge.
Sprw.
Faith can move mountains.
prov.
Glaube
belief
Glaube
faith
Berg
m
Berge
pl
Berge versetzen
mountain
mountains
to move mountains
Berg
m
Berge
pl
mount
mounts
Eule
f
ornith.
Eulen
pl
Eulen nach Athen tragen
Sprw.
owl
owls
to carry coals to Newcastle
prov.
Glaube
m
, Glauben
m
(an)
Glaube
m
an sich selbst
Glaube an Gott
belief (in)
self-belief
belief in God
Glaube
m
(an), Vertrauen
n
(auf)
in gutem Glauben handeln
sich zu einem Glauben bekennen
faith (in)
to act in good faith
to make profession of a faith
Glaube
m
credence
Glaube
m
estimation
Hund
m
zool.
Hunde
pl
kein schlafenden Hunde wecken
Sprw.
vor die Hunde gehen
übtr.
dog
dogs
let sleeping dogs lie
prov.
ti go to the dogs
fig.
Panik auslösen, in Panik versetzen
Panik auslösend, in Panik versetzend
Panik ausgelöst, in Panik versetzt
to panic
panicking
panicked
in Panik versetzt
panic-stricken, panic-struck
(Tiere) in Panik versetzen
in Panik versetzend
in Panik versetzt
versetzt in Panik
versetzte in Panik
to stampede
stampeding
stampeded
stampedes
stampeded
Vertrauen
n
, Glaube
m
credit
an
prp, wo? +Dativ, wohin? +Akkusativ
am (= an dem) Fenster stehen
ans (= an das) Fenster gehen
am Anfang, an dem Anfang
das Bild an der Wand
an eine andere Schule versetzt werden
etw. an meinen Freund senden
at, on, by, to {prp}
to stand at
by the window
to go to the window
at the beginning
the picture on the wall
to be moved to another school
to send sth. to my friend
austauschen, vertauschen, versetzen
austauschend, vertauschend, versetzend
ausgetauscht, vertauscht, versetzt
tauscht aus, vertauscht, versetzt
tauschte aus, vertauschte, versetzte
to transpose
transposing
transposed
transposes
transposed
einsetzen, zuweisen
v
einsetzend, zuweisend
eingesetzt, zugewiesen
versetzt werden, abkommandiert werden
einem Offizier eine Einheit zuweisen
to post
posting
posted
to be posted away
to post an officer to a unit
erstaunt, überrascht
adj
, in Erstaunen versetzt
astonished
glauben (an)
glaubend
geglaubt
er
sie glaubt
ich
er
sie glaubte
er
sie hat
hatte geglaubt
Glaube es mir, ..., Glaub mir, ..., Glauben Sie mir, ...
to believe (in)
believing
believed
he
she believes
I
he
she believed
he
she has
had believed
Believe me ...
meinen, glauben, annehmen
v
meinend, glaubend, annehmend
gemeint, geglaubt, angenommen
ich glaube, ...
to guess
coll.
guessing
guessed
I guess ...
im Nachhinein, rückblickend, rückschauend
rückblickend glaube ich ...
in retrospect, with hindsight
in retrospect I think ...
römisch-katholisch
adj
römisch-katholischer Glaube
Roman Catholic
Roman Catholicism
verpfänden, versetzen
verpfändend, versetzend
verpfändet, versetzt
to hock
hocking
hocked
versetzen
versetzend
versetzt
to displace
displacing
displaced
versetzen, an einen anderen Ort bringen, umräumen
versetzend, umräumend
versetzt, umgeräumt
versetzt
versetzte
to shift, to move
shifting, moving
shifted, moved
shifts, moves
shifted, moved
versetzen
versetzend
versetzt
to offset {offset, offset}
offseting
offset
versetzt
adv
shiftily
versetzt werden
to get one's remove
wirklich, tatsächlich
adv
eigentlich nicht
wirklich erst
Das glaube ich eigentlich nicht.
Ich muss schon sagen ...
really
not really
really only
I don't really think so.
I really must say ...
zurückversetzen, in alten Zustand versetzen
v
zurückversetzend, in alten Zustand versetzend
zurückversetzt, in alten Zustand versetzt
to restore
restoring
restored
Aller Anfang ist schwer.
Sprw.
Every beginning is hard.
prov.
Aller guten Dinge sind drei.
Sprw.
All good things come in threes., All good things go by three.
prov.
Alte Liebe rostet nicht.
Sprw.
An old flame never dies.
prov.
Alter schützt vor Torheit nicht.
Sprw.
There's no fool like an old fool.
prov.
An Gottes Segen ist alles gelegen.
Sprw.
God's blessing gained, all is obtained.
prov.
Auch der beste Gaul strauchelt einmal.
Sprw.
A good marksman may miss.
prov.
Auch ein blindes Huhn findet mal ein Korn.
Sprw.
A blind man may perchance hit the mark.
prov.
Auf Regen folgt Sonnenschein.
Sprw.
Every cloud has a silver lining.
prov.
Aufgeschoben ist nicht aufgehoben.
Sprw.
Forbearance is not acquittance.
prov.
Aufgeschoben ist nicht aufgehoben.
Sprw.
Postponed is not abandoned.
Außen hui, innen pfui!
Sprw.
All show and no substance!, A fair face may hide a foul heart.
prov.
Bellende Hunde beißen nicht.
Sprw.
Barking dogs seldom bite.
prov.
Bellende Hunde beißen nicht.
Sprw.
His bark is worse than his bite.
prov.
Berge kommen nicht zusammen, aber Menschen.
Sprw.
Friends may meet, but mountains never greet.
prov.
Besser arm in Ehren als reich in Schanden.
Sprw.
A good name is better than riches.
Besser mit den Füßen gestrauchelt als mit der Zunge.
Sprw.
Better the foot slip than the tongue.
prov.
Besser spät als nie.
Sprw.
Better late than never.
prov.
Bleibe im Land und nähre dich redlich.
Sprw.
Dwell in the land an you shall be fed.
prov.
Borgen macht Sorgen.
Sprw.
He who does lend, loses his friend.
prov.
Borgen macht Sorgen.
Sprw.
Better buy than borrow.
prov.
Das Bessere ist des Guten Feind.
Sprw.
Better is the enemy of good.
prov.
Das Bessere ist des Guten Feind.
Sprw.
Good is good, but better carries it.
prov.
Das glaube ich gern.
I quite believe it.
Dem Mutigen gehört die Welt.
Sprw.
Fortune favours the brave.
prov.
Dem einen ist's Speise, dem andern Gift.
Sprw.
One man's meat is another man's poison.
prov.
Dem fliehenden Feind baue goldene Brücken.
Sprw.
For a flying enemy make a golden bridge.
prov.
Den Letzten beißen die Hunde.
Sprw.
He that comes last makes all fast.
prov.
Den Letzten beißen die Hunde.
Sprw.
The devil takes the hindmost.
prov.
Den Letzten beißen die Hunde.
Sprw.
The weakest goes to the wall.
prov.
Der Abend rot, der Morgen grau bringt das schönste Tagesblau.
Sprw.
An evening red and a morning grey will set the traveller on his way.
prov.
Der Apfel fällt nicht weit vom Stamm.
Sprw.
He is a chip off the old block.
prov.
Der Appetit kommt beim Essen.
Sprw.
Appetite comes with eating.
prov.
Der April macht die Blumen und der Mai hat den Dank dafür.
Sprw.
April showers bring May flowers.
prov.
Der Prophet gilt nichts in seinem Vaterland.
Sprw.
A prophet has no honour in his own country.
prov.
Der Spatz in der Hand ist besser als die Taube auf dem Dach.
Sprw.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
prov.
Der Gast ist wie der Fisch, er bleibt nicht lange frisch.
Sprw.
Fresh fish and strangers stink in three days.
prov.
Der Glaube versetzt Berge.
Sprw.
Faith can move mountains.
prov.
Der Mensch denkt, Gott lenkt.
Sprw.
Man proposes, God disposes.
Der gerade Weg ist der beste.
Sprw.
Better beg than steal.
prov.
Der kluge Mann baut vor.
Sprw.
The wise man makes provision for the future.
Die Armen helfen die Füchse fangen, die Reichen in Pelzen prangen.
Sprw.
Beggars breed and rich men feed.
prov.
Die dümmsten Bauern haben die dicksten Kartoffeln.
Sprw.
Fortune favours fools.
prov.
Die Haare standen ihm zu Berge.
His hair stood on end.
Die Haare standen mir zu Berge.
My hair stood on end.
Die Katze lässt das Mausen nicht.
Sprw.
The Leopard doesn't change his spots.
prov.
Die Liebe wächst mit der Entfernung.
Sprw.
Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
prov.
Die Narren werden nicht alle.
Sprw.
Fools never die out.
prov.
Die Ratten verlassen das sinkende Schiff.
Sprw.
Rats desert the sinking ship.
prov.
Die großen Diebe hängen die kleinen.
Sprw.
Big fish eat little fish.
prov.
Die knarrigen Karren gehen am längsten.
Sprw.
A creaking door hangs long in his hinges.
prov.
Dienst ist Dienst und Schnaps ist Schnaps.
Sprw.
ugs.
You shouldn't mix business with pleasure, there is a time and place for everything.
prov.
coll.
Doppelt genäht hält besser.
Sprw.
Better safe than sorry.
prov.
Durch Schaden wird man klug.
Sprw.
Adversity is the school of wisdom.
prov.
Ehrlich währt am längsten.
Sprw.
Honesty is the best policy.
prov.
Eigenlob stinkt.
Sprw.
Self-praise stinks. (SPS)
prov.
Eigenlob stinkt.
Sprw.
A man's praise in his own mouth stinks.
prov.
Eigenlob stinkt.
Sprw.
He that praises himself spatters himself.
prov.
Ein Aff bleibt ein Aff, er mag König werden oder Pfaff.
Sprw.
An ape's ape, a varlet's a varlet though they be clad in silk or scarlet.
prov.
Ein Mann, ein Wort.
Sprw.
A promise is a promise.
prov.
Ein Mann, ein Wort.
Sprw.
An honest man's word's as good as his bond.
prov.
Ein Narr fragt mehr, als sieben Weise beantworten können.
Sprw.
A fool asks more questions in an hour than a wise man can answer in seven years.
prov.
Ein Unglück kommt selten allein.
Sprw.
Misfortunes never come singly.
Ein Unglück kommt selten allein.
Sprw.
When it rains, it pours.
prov.
Ein blindes Huhn findet auch mal ein Korn.
Sprw.
Every dog has its day.
prov.
Ein rollender Stein setzt kein Moos an.
Sprw.
A rolling stone gathers no moss.
prov.
Ein voller Bauch studiert nicht gern.
Sprw.
A fat belly, a lean brain.
prov.
Eine Katze mit Handschuhen fängt keine Mäuse.
Sprw.
A cat in gloves catches no mice.
prov.
Eine Krähe hackt der anderen kein Auge aus.
Sprw.
Dog don't eat dog.
prov.
Eine Schwalbe macht noch keinen Sommer.
Sprw.
One swallow doesn't make a summer.
prov.
Einem geschenkten Gaul schaut man nicht ins Maul.
Sprw.
Never look a gift horse in the mouth.
prov.
Einem hungrigen Magen ist schlecht predigen.
Sprw.
Hungry bellies have no ears.
prov.
Eines schickt sich nicht für alle.
Sprw.
Every shoe fits not every foot.
prov.
Ende gut, alles gut.
Sprw.
All's well that ends well.
prov.
Er steht da wie die Ochsen vor dem Berge.
He stands there like a duck in a thunder storm.
Erst die Arbeit, dann das Vergnügen.
Sprw.
Business before pleasure.
prov.
Es ist kein Baum, der nicht zuvor ein Sträuchlein gewesen.
Sprw.
Every oak has been an acorn.
prov.
Es ist nicht alles Gold, was glänzt.
Sprw.
All that glitters is not gold.
prov.
Es ist nichts so fein gesponnen, es kommt doch an das Licht der Sonne.
Sprw.
Everything comes to light in the end.
prov.
Fisch muss schwimmen.
Sprw.
Fish and wine go together.
prov.
Fische und Gäste stinken nach drei Tagen.
Sprw.
Fish and guests stink after three days.
Freunde erkennt man in der Not.
Sprw.
A friend in need is a friend indeed.
prov.
Freundschaft geht über Verwandtschaft.
Sprw.
A good friend is my nearest relation.
prov.
Frisch gewagt ist halb gewonnen.
Sprw.
A good start is half the battle., Well begun is half done.
prov.
Gebranntes Kind scheut das Feuer.
Sprw..
Once bitten, twice shy.
prov.
Gebranntes Kind scheut das Feuer.
Sprw..
Once burnt, twice shy.
prov.
Gebranntes Kind scheut das Feuer.
Sprw..
Once burnt, twice cautious.
prov.
Gegensätze berühren sich.
Sprw.
Extremes meet.
prov.
Geld regiert die Welt.
Sprw.
Money makes the world go round.
prov.
Gelegenheit macht Diebe.
Sprw.
An open door may tempt a saint.
prov.
Geteiltes Leid ist halbes Leid.
Sprw.
A sorrow shared is a sorrow halved.
prov.
Glück im Spiel, Pech in der Liebe.
Sprw.
Lucky at cards, unlucky in love.
prov.
Glück und Glas wie leicht bricht das.
Sprw.
Fortune and glass soon break, alas!
prov.
Glück und Glas wie leicht bricht das.
Sprw.
Glass and good luck, brittle muck.
prov.
Gleich getan, ist viel gespart.
Sprw.
A stitch in time saves nine.
prov.
Gleich und Gleich gesellt sich gern.
Sprw.
Birds of a feather flock together.
prov.
Goldener Hammer bricht eisernes Tor.
Sprw.
A golden key opens every door.
prov.
Goldener Hammer bricht eisernes Tor.
Sprw.
A silver key can open an iron lock.
prov.
Gut gekaut ist halb verdaut.
Sprw.
You should chew your food properly.
Hunger ist der beste Koch.
Sprw.
Hunger is the best relish.
prov.
Hunger ist der beste Koch.
Sprw.
Hunger makes hard beans sweet.
prov.
Hunger ist der beste Koch.
Sprw.
Hunger is the best sauce.
prov.
Hüte dich vor Katzen, die vorne lecken und hinten kratzen.
Sprw.
Bees that have honey in their mouths have stings in their tails.
prov.
Ich denke nicht., Ich glaube nicht.
I don't think so.
Ich denke schon., Ich glaube schon.
I think so.
Ich glaube fast, ...
I rather think ...
Ich glaube kein Wort davon.
I don't believe a word of it.
Ich glaube, das sein lassen zu dürfen.
I believe I can afford to let it go.
Ich glaube, du schuldest mir eine Erklärung!
I think you owe me an explanation!
Ich glaube, er ist jetzt aus dem Gröbsten heraus.
I think he's out of the wood now.
Ich glaube, es wird regnen.
I think it will rain.
Ich glaube, ich bin hereingelegt worden.
I think I've been had.
Ich glaube, ich bin hereingelegt worden.
I think I've been done.
Ich glaube, ich habe mir den Knöchel gebrochen.
I think I've broken my ankle.
Ich glaube, mich laust der Affe.
Well, I'll be damned.
Ich glaube, wir bekommen schönes Wetter.
I think we'll have good weather.
In der Kürze liegt die Würze.
Sprw.
Brevity is the soul of wit.
prov.
In der Not erkennt man seine Freunde.
Sprw.
A friend in need is a friend indeed.
prov.
In der Not frisst der Teufel Fliegen.
Sprw.
Beggars can't be choosers.
prov.
In der Not frisst der Teufel Fliegen.
Sprw.
In default of a soul the devil puts up with a fly.
prov.
In der Not schmeckt jedes Brot.
Sprw.
Beggars can't be choosers.
prov.
Deutsche
Der Glaube versetzt Berge [Sprw] Synonyme
berge
versetzt
glaube
Überzeugung
Glaube
Vertrauen
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Englische
Faith can move mountains. Synonyme
faith
Weltanschauung
abandon
acceptation
acception
acquiescence
activity
adherence
adherents
adhesion
adoration
allegiance
apostolic faith
ardency
ardor
arrogance
articles of religion
aspiration
assumption
assurance
assured faith
assuredness
attachment
avouch
avouchment
belief
bona fides
bond
bonne foi
campaign
cardinal virtues
catechism
cause
certainty
certitude
charity
cheerful expectation
church
churchgoing
class
cocksureness
commitment
committedness
communion
compliance
confession
confidence
confidentness
conformity
connection
consecration
constancy
conviction
courage
credence
credenda
credit
credo
credulity
creed
crusade
cult
cultism
dedication
denomination
dependence
desire
devotedness
devotion
devoutness
disciples
doctrinal statement
doctrine
dogma
doomed hope
drive
duteousness
dutifulness
duty
earnestness
expectation
fair prospect
faithfulness
fealty
fervency
fervent hope
fervidness
fervor
fidelity
fire
firmness
followers
formulated belief
fortitude
good cheer
good faith
good hope
gospel
great cause
great expectations
guarantee
heartiness
heat
heatedness
high hopes
homage
hope
hopeful prognosis
hopefulness
hopes
hoping
hoping against hope
hubris
ideology
impassionedness
intensity
intentness
interest
ism
issue
justice
lifework
love
love of God
loyalty
mass movement
movement
natural virtues
oath
obedience
obediency
obligation
observance
old-time religion
order
orthodoxy
overconfidence
oversureness
overweening
overweeningness
parole
passion
passionateness
persuasion
pietism
piety
piousness
pledge
plight
poise
political faith
political philosophy
pomposity
positiveness
prayerful hope
presumption
pride
primitive faith
principle
promise
prospect
prospects
prudence
reason for being
reception
reliance
reliance on
religion
religionism
religious belief
religious faith
religiousness
resolution
rever
faithful
Christian
Christianlike
Christianly
abandoned
accepted
accurate
acquiescent
active
adoring
affectionate
afire
approved
ardent
assiduous
assured
at one with
attached
authentic
authoritative
believing
breathing
burning
calculable
canonical
careful
certain
close
committed
compliant
complying
confident
conforming
conjugal
conscientious
consistent
constant
continuing
conventional
convinced
convincing
correct
credible
cultish
cultist
cultistic
customary
dedicated
delicate
delineative
demonstrative
dependable
depictive
descriptive
detailed
devoted
devout
diligent
direct
dogged
dogmatic
doubtless
duteous
dutiful
dyed-in-the-wool
earnest
enduring
evangelical
even
exact
expositive
express
expressive
faithworthy
fast
fastidious
fervent
fervid
fideistic
fiery
filial
fine
finical
finicky
firm
flaming
fond
graphic
hearty
heated
honest
hot
hot-blooded
husbandly
immutable
impassioned
impressed with
in earnest
inalterable
indefatigable
indomitable
industrious
inerrable
inerrant
infallible
insistent
intense
intent
intent on
invincible
just
languishing
lasting
law-abiding
liege
lifelike
literal
living
lovelorn
lovesick
lovesome
loving
loyal
marble-constant
maternal
mathematical
melting
meticulous
micrometrically precise
microscopic
mindful
moral
natural
naturalistic
never-tiring
nice
obedient
observant
obstinate
of the faith
on fire
orthodox
orthodoxical
parental
particular
passionate
paternal
patient
patient as Job
perfect
perfervid
permanent
perseverant
persevering
persistent
persisting
persuaded
pertinacious
pietistic
pinpoint
pious
pistic
plodding
plugging
positive
practicing
prayerful
precise
predictable
preoccupied
proper
punctilious
punctual
rapt
realistic
received
red-hot
refined
regardful
relentless
reliable
religious
religiously exact
representative
resolute
reverent
reverential
rig
faithful servant
apple-polisher
ass-licker
backscratcher
backslapper
bootlick
bootlicker
brown-nose
brownie
clawback
courtier
creature
cringer
dupe
fawner
flatterer
flunky
footlicker
groveler
handshaker
helot
instrument
jackal
kowtower
lackey
led captain
lickspit
lickspittle
mealymouth
minion
peon
puppet
serf
slave
spaniel
stooge
suck
sycophant
timeserver
toad
toady
tool
truckler
tufthunter
yes-man
faithfully
absolutely
acquiescently
assiduously
bona fide
compliantly
consistently
constantly
dead
definitely
descriptively
devotedly
diligently
directly
doggedly
duteously
dutifully
even
exactly
expressively
expressly
firmly
graphically
in all respects
in compliance with
in conformity with
in every respect
in good faith
in obedience to
indefatigably
industriously
insistently
ipsissimis verbis
just
literally
literatim
loyally
naturalistically
obediently
patiently
perseveringly
persistently
persistingly
pertinaciously
ploddingly
plumb
point-blank
positively
precisely
realistically
relentlessly
representatively
resolutely
responsibly
right
rigidly
rigorously
sedulously
sloggingly
square
squarely
staunchly
steadfastly
steadily
straight
strictly
submissively
tenaciously
tirelessly
to the letter
unabatingly
undeviatingly
unerringly
unfalteringly
unflaggingly
unflinchingly
unintermittingly
uninterruptedly
unrelentingly
unremittingly
unrestingly
unsleepingly
unswervingly
untiringly
unwaveringly
unwearyingly
verbally
verbatim
verbatim et litteratim
vividly
wearilessly
willingly
with good faith
word by word
word for word
faithless
Machiavellian
agnostic
ambidextrous
apostate
artful
atheist
atheistic
capricious
changeable
changeful
collaborative
conscienceless
crafty
creedless
crooked
cunning
deceitful
derelict
disaffected
disbelieving
dishonest
disloyal
double
double-dealing
double-faced
double-minded
double-tongued
doublehearted
doubting
duplicitous
false
false-principled
falsehearted
fickle
fluctuating
freethinking
heathen
heretical
hypocritical
inconstant
incredulous
infidel
infidelic
insincere
irreligious
minimifidian
nonbelieving
not true to
nullifidian
of bad faith
pagan
perfidious
recreant
renegade
repudiative
sceptical
shifting
shifty
tergiversant
tergiversating
traitorous
treacherous
treasonable
treasonous
trothless
two-faced
unbelieving
unchristian
unconfident
unconverted
unconvinced
unfaithful
unloyal
unreliable
unscrupulous
unstable
unsteadfast
untrue
untrustworthy
wavering
without faith
faithworthy
calculable
dependable
faithful
fast
firm
incorruptible
invincible
inviolable
predictable
proven
reliable
responsible
secure
solid
sound
stable
staunch
steadfast
steady
straight
substantial
sure
surefire
tested
to be trusted
tried
tried and true
true
trustable
trustworthy
trusty
unfailing
unfalse
unperfidious
untreacherous
well-founded
well-grounded
Der Glaube versetzt Berge [Sprw] Definition
Faith
(
n.
)
Belief
Faith
(
n.
)
The
assent
of
the
mind
to
the
statement
or
proposition
of
another,
on
the
ground
of
the
manifest
truth
of
what
he
utters
Faith
(
n.
)
The
belief
in
the
historic
truthfulness
of
the
Scripture
narrative,
and
the
supernatural
origin
of
its
teachings,
sometimes
called
historical
and
speculative
faith.
Faith
(
n.
)
The
belief
in
the
facts
and
truth
of
the
Scriptures,
with
a
practical
love
of
them
Faith
(
n.
)
That
which
is
believed
on
any
subject,
whether
in
science,
politics,
or
religion
Faith
(
n.
)
Fidelity
to
one's
promises,
or
allegiance
to
duty,
or
to
a
person
honored
and
beloved
Faith
(
n.
)
Word
or
honor
pledged
Faith
(
n.
)
Credibility
or
truth.
Faith
(
interj.
)
By
my
faith
I'
faith
(
)
In
faith
Move
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
change
place
or
posture
in
any
manner
Move
(
v.
t.)
To
transfer
(a
piece
or
man)
from
one
space
or
position
to
another,
according
to
the
rules
of
the
game
Move
(
v.
t.)
To
excite
to
action
by
the
presentation
of
motives
Move
(
v.
t.)
To
arouse
the
feelings
or
passions
of
Move
(
v.
t.)
To
propose
Move
(
v.
t.)
To
apply
to,
as
for
aid.
Move
(
v.
i.)
To
change
place
or
posture
Move
(
v.
i.)
To
act
Move
(
v.
i.)
To
change
residence
Move
(
v.
i.)
To
change
the
place
of
a
piece
in
accordance
with
the
rules
of
the
game.
Move
(
n.
)
The
act
of
moving
Move
(
n.
)
The
act
of
moving
one
of
the
pieces,
from
one
position
to
another,
in
the
progress
of
the
game.
Move
(
n.
)
An
act
for
the
attainment
of
an
object
Faith can move mountains. [prov.] Bedeutung
move
the
act
of
deciding
to
do
something,
he
didn't
make
a
move
to
help,
his
first
move
was
to
hire
a
lawyer
move
(game)
a
player's
turn
to
take
some
action
permitted
by
the
rules
of
the
game
chess
move
the
act
of
moving
a
chess
piece
move
relocation
the
act
of
changing
your
residence
or
place
of
business,
they
say
that
three
moves
equal
one
fire
first
step
initiative
opening
move
opening
the
first
of
a
series
of
actions
motion
movement
move
the
act
of
changing
location
from
one
place
to
another,
police
controlled
the
motion
of
the
crowd,
the
movement
of
people
from
the
farms
to
the
cities,
his
move
put
him
directly
in
my
path
motion
movement
move
motility
a
change
of
position
that
does
not
entail
a
change
of
location,
the
reflex
motion
of
his
eyebrows
revealed
his
surprise,
movement
is
a
sign
of
life,
an
impatient
move
of
his
hand,
gastrointestinal
motility
faith
healing
faith
cure
care
provided
through
prayer
and
faith
in
God
faith
loyalty
or
allegiance
to
a
cause
or
a
person,
keep
the
faith,
they
broke
faith
with
their
investors
good
faith
straightness
having
honest
intentions,
he
acted
in
good
faith,
doubt
was
expressed
as
to
the
good
faith
of
the
immigrants
conviction
strong
belief
article
of
faith
an
unshakable
belief
in
something
without
need
for
proof
or
evidence
faith
trust
complete
confidence
in
a
person
or
plan
etc,
he
cherished
the
faith
of
a
good
woman,
the
doctor-patient
relationship
is
based
on
trust
religion
faith
religious
belief
a
strong
belief
in
a
supernatural
power
or
powers
that
control
human
destiny,
he
lost
his
faith
but
not
his
morality
article
of
faith
credendum
(Christianity)
any
of
the
sections
into
which
a
creed
or
other
statement
of
doctrine
is
divided
Defender
of
the
Faith
a
title
that
Leo
X
bestowed
on
Henry
VIII
and
later
withdrew,
parliament
restored
the
title
and
it
has
been
used
by
English
sovereigns
ever
since
full
faith
and
credit
a
guarantee
to
pay
interest
and
principal
on
debt,
usually
issued
by
the
United
States
Treasury
religion
faith
organized
religion
an
institution
to
express
belief
in
a
divine
power,
he
was
raised
in
the
Baptist
religion,
a
member
of
his
own
faith
contradicted
him
Great
Smoky
Mountains
National
Park
a
national
park
in
Tennessee
and
North
Carolina
that
includes
the
highest
mountain
in
the
eastern
United
States
Guadalupe
Mountains
National
Park
a
national
park
in
Texas
that
has
the
highest
point
in
Texas,
includes
desert
wilderness
and
the
ancient
Apache
hunting
grounds
Adirondacks
Adirondack
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
northeastern
New
York
State,
a
popular
resort
area
Alleghenies
Allegheny
Mountains
the
western
part
of
the
Appalachian
Mountains,
extending
from
northern
Pennsylvania
to
southwestern
Virginia
Altai
Mountains
Altay
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
central
Asia
that
extends
a
thousand
miles
from
Kazakhstan
eastward
into
western
Mongolia
and
northern
China
Appalachians
Appalachian
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
the
eastern
United
States
extending
from
Quebec
to
the
Gulf
of
Mexico,
a
historic
barrier
to
early
westward
expansion
of
the
United
States
Atlas
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
northern
Africa
between
the
Mediterranean
and
the
Sahara
Desert,
extends
from
southwestern
Morocco
to
northern
Tunisia
Balkans
Balkan
Mountains
Balkan
Mountain
Range
the
major
mountain
range
of
Bulgaria
and
the
Balkan
Peninsula
Blue
Ridge
Mountains
Blue
Ridge
a
range
of
the
Appalachians
extending
from
southern
Pennsylvania
to
northern
Georgia
Cambrian
Mountains
a
rugged
plateau
that
runs
north
to
south
through
central
Wales
Cantabrian
Mountains
a
range
of
mountains
in
northern
Spain
along
the
coast
of
the
Bay
of
Biscay
Carpathians
Carpathian
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
central
Europe
that
extends
from
Slovakia
and
southern
Poland
southeastward
through
western
Ukraine
to
northeastern
Romania,
a
popular
resort
area
Cascades
Cascade
Range
Cascade
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
the
northwestern
United
States
extending
through
Washington
and
Oregon
and
northern
California,
a
part
of
the
Coast
Range
Catskills
Catskill
Mountains
a
range
of
the
Appalachians
to
the
west
of
the
Hudson
in
southeastern
New
York,
includes
many
popular
resort
areas
Caucasus
Caucasus
Mountains
the
mountain
range
in
Caucasia
between
the
Black
Sea
and
the
Caspian
Sea
that
forms
part
of
the
traditional
border
between
Europe
and
Asia
Coast
Range
Coast
Mountains
a
string
of
mountain
ranges
along
the
Pacific
coast
of
North
America
from
southeastern
Alaska
to
Lower
California
Cumberland
Mountains
Cumberland
Plateau
the
southwestern
part
of
the
Appalachians
Great
Smoky
Mountains
part
of
the
Appalachians
between
North
Carolina
and
Tennessee
Green
Mountains
a
range
of
the
Appalachian
Mountains
that
extends
from
south
to
north
through
Vermont
Guadalupe
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
southern
New
Mexico
and
western
Texas,
the
southern
extension
of
the
Sacramento
Mountains
Himalayas
Himalaya
Mountains
Himalaya
a
mountain
range
extending
miles
on
the
border
between
India
and
Tibet,
this
range
contains
the
world's
highest
mountain
Hindu
Kush
Hindu
Kush
Mountains
a
mountain
range
extending
to
the
west
of
the
Himalayas
Kunlun
Kunlan
Shan
Kunlun
Mountains
Kuenlun
Kuenlun
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
western
China
that
extends
eastward
from
the
Indian
border
for
miles
Ozarks
Ozark
Mountains
Ozark
Plateau
an
area
of
low
mountains
in
northwestern
Arkansas
and
southeastern
Missouri
and
northeastern
Oklahoma
Pamir
Mountains
the
Pamirs
a
mountain
range
in
central
Asia
that
is
centered
in
Tajikistan
but
extends
into
Kyrgyzstan
and
Afghanistan
and
Pakistan
and
western
China
range
mountain
range
range
of
mountains
chain
mountain
chain
chain
of
mountains
a
series
of
hills
or
mountains,
the
valley
was
between
two
ranges
of
hills,
the
plains
lay
just
beyond
the
mountain
range
Rhodope
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
the
Balkan
peninsula
in
southeastern
Europe,
extends
along
the
border
between
Greece
and
Bulgaria
Rockies
Rocky
Mountains
the
chief
mountain
range
of
western
North
America,
extends
from
British
Columbia
to
northern
New
Mexico,
forms
the
continental
divide
Sacramento
Mountains
mountain
range
in
New
Mexico
to
the
east
of
the
Rio
Grande
San
Juan
Mountains
a
mountain
range
in
southwestern
Colorado
that
is
part
of
the
Rocky
Mountains
Sayan
Mountains
a
range
of
mountains
in
southern
Siberia
to
the
west
of
Lake
Baikal,
contain
important
mineral
deposits
Selkirk
Mountains
a
range
of
the
Rocky
Mountains
in
southeastern
British
Columbia
Sierra
Nevada
Sierra
Nevada
Mountains
High
Sierra
a
mountain
range
in
eastern
California,
contains
Mount
Whitney
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