In plain English
This means placing an item somewhere else instead of keeping it where it is. A particular destination is chosen, and the item ends up there rather than in the original place.
In context
Here, “move to” labels the action of relocating the selected file to a chosen destination so it is no longer in its original location.
- Situation
- Creating, saving, sharing, versioning, and restoring files
- What it communicates
- labels the relocation action for the selected file.
Meaning limits
The term itself does not indicate why the item is being relocated or any details beyond its removal from the original location.
Examples
“She moved the lamp to the windowsill.”
“Move the selected file to the archive folder.”