Do you have full access to the site, like a WP admin would have?
Are you familiar with Wordpress or WooCommerce child themes?
Moving the parts as in you picture could be done in the template(s) for the page(s) by simple editing the files, but those changes might be overwritten with the next theme update. So the recommended way is to create a child theme for any customization.
Most important, are you familiar with HTML and CSS?
Please check if you can understand the source code the browser see by using the Inspector tool in you browser.
i have full access of theme, i could not able to find part of product description, where is this code written.
any idea, where it has written this code!
Please use your browser’s Inpector tool to see where this is:
Right-click on the description and choose “Inspect Element”.
The Inspector will then open a window showing the HTML in th left panel with the html highlighted is the page-part you right-clicked on.
To find out what template the page is made of; look at the class names in the body tag for a clue what template file that is.
EDIT)
Please explain what knowledge you have in working with source code and WP sites, that would greatly help us to answer at the level that serves you best.
Just to show what you can do with the Inspector tool in your browser, I followed the link to the example in your OP and moved the div “term-description” to be last in the “content” div:
i am also trying to find out, where the term-description div stored, where it has to call it.
looking forward more information to trace it which template part, the theme author stored or recalled it