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Move, pinyin: yí; meaning: move: move | emigrate | migrate | shift | Foolish Old Man moved mountains. Change; change: change customs | subtly | unwaveringly. Move: Change the original position. Idiom: change customs: yí fēng yì sú change old customs and habits. yí huā jiē mù To graft one kind of flower or tree onto another kind of flower or tree is a metaphor for secretly changing people or things to confuse the fake with the real one.

Transplantation: yí zhí Move the seedlings from one place to another for planting, so that the seedlings can obtain a better growth environment. To make up a certain organ (or part) of the body to a defective part of the same body or another body, so that it will gradually grow. Yi: The surname often appears in Tianshui, Gansu, in the natural village of Yijiazhuang.

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1. Subtle influence [qián yí mò huà]?

Refers to a person’s thoughts and personality and habits, etc., are gradually changed by the influence of the outside world without even realizing it.

2. Transfer [zhuǎn yí]?

(action) change direction or place: ~ target | ~ line of sight. Change: Not based on human will.

3. Immigration [yí mín]?

(verb) residents move from one place or country to another place or country and settle down: ~ overseas. (Noun) People who move to other places or foreign countries to settle down: resettlement ~.

4. To move [nuó yí]?

To borrow or use. Mostly refers to money.

5. Graft the branches of a certain flower and tree onto another flower and tree. It is a metaphor for secretly using means to replace the original person or thing. Also known as "picking up trees and moving flowers".