What does it mean for an equillibrium to move?
Let's keep this simple. Think about adding vinegar (acetic acid) to water.

$$\ce{CH3COOH + H2O &lt;=&gt; H3O^+ + CH3COO^-}$$

The equilibrium equation is

$$\ce{K_a} = \dfrac{\ce{[H^+][CH3COO^-]}}{\ce{[CH3COOH]}}$$

Le Chatelier's principle simply says that if I add more acetic acid to the water then the solution gets more acidic. However if I add more water, then the solution gets less acidic. Hence the equilibrium moves.(In this case it works to a point. Adding a drop of water to glacial acetic acid isn't an aqueous solution...)