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['sih tee / 'moovz] | ['sih tee / 'moovz] | ||
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To go into Chicago and go to bars there. | To go into Chicago and go to bars there. | ||
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I'm making city moves tonight. | I'm making city moves tonight. | ||
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Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
['sih tee / 'moovz]
Description
To go into Chicago and go to bars there.
Example Sentence
I'm making city moves tonight.