B2idiomtimeIELTS-friendly
move with the times
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to change your ideas or ways of doing things to fit modern life
The opposite is 'behind the times'. 'Keep up with the times' means the same.
In context
Even my grandmother has moved with the times; she pays for everything by QR code.
Shops that don't move with the times will lose young customers to online sellers.
More idioms about time
- a blast from the pastsomething or someone that suddenly reminds you of an earlier time
- a long time comingif something is a long time coming, people have waited a long time for it
- a matter of timecertain to happen, although you do not know exactly when
- a race against timea situation where you must hurry to finish before time runs out
- a sign of the timessomething that shows how society is now, often in a bad way