move in
phrasal verb
Pronunciation: /muːv ɪn/
Definition
Begin living in a new home or place of residence.
Examples
My new roommates are going to move in next Saturday.
We decided to move in together after dating for two years.
The landlord said we can move in as soon as the floors are finished.
How to Use move in
- move in with (phrasal verb)
- to start living in the same home as someone else — "He decided to move in with his brother to save money on rent."
- move in together (phrasal verb)
- to start living in the same home as a partner or roommate — "They are planning to move in together after the wedding."
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