Phrasal Verb - Moving In
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.Definition
To move in typically means to enter or establish oneself in a particular place, space, or position. This can be related to housing, work, or any other type of environment. It involves taking possession or responsibility of something. Moving in usually implies that one has a certain level of control, authority, or ownership over a specific area.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | After completing the payment, we moved in and started decorating the apartment. |
| 2 | The company is moving in new management which includes several fresh hires from top universities. |
| 3 | My family moved in next door and we heard their noise during the party. |
| 4 | The theatre is moving in new set designs as part of their current production. |
| 5 | She is moving in her grandmother while her house is under renovation. |
| 6 | Move in the cash you received and make an investment in stocks. |
| 7 | Move in close and whisper the secret to my ear. |
| 8 | Move in at the right hour and get the fresh catch of the day. |
| 9 | The sales team should move in swiftly and grab those leads. |
| 10 | The teacher asked the students to move in the wreckage without touching it to study. |