词汇 | move into |
释义 | Phr V move into moves, moving, moved move in move into sth to begin living in a new house or areaThey've made a lot of alterations to the house since they moved in.Some friends of mine have just moved into our street. to become involved in a particular business for the first timeIn 1984, Renault moved into the executive car market.The drugs trade increased rapidly during the 1960s and London gangsters soon moved in. move in (sb) or move (sb) in move (sb) into swh if a group of people in authority {e.g. police, troops} move in, or if someone moves them in, they go to a place in order to deal with a difficult or dangerous situationThe area is under rebel control and government troops are about to move in.Preparations are being made to move the army into the region. move into (some place)To move one's things into a particular location so as to make it one's new residence or place of business. I heard Janet and Sarah are moving into a house together. I bet it won't be long before they get married! Now that the company is hiring a few more people, we decided to move into a bigger office. move someone or something into somethingand move someone or something into cause someone or something to enter something or some place. We moved Carla into the spare room. We found a vacant room and moved in the piano. |
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