move in

英 [muːv ɪn]

美 [muːv ɪn]

搬来; 迁入; （警察、士兵或袭击者）逼近，进逼; 插手; 涉足

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 迁入;搬来
  When youmove insomewhere, you begin to live there as your home.
  1. Her house was in perfect order when she moved in...
     她搬进来时，屋子里井井有条。
  2. Her husband had moved in with a younger woman...
     她丈夫和一个比她年轻的女人同居了。
  3. We'd been seeing each other for a year when he suggested we should move in together.
     我们已经交往一年了，这时他提议搬到一起住。
• PHRASAL VERB (警察、士兵或袭击者)逼近，进逼
  If police, soldiers, or attackersmove in, they go towards a place or person in order to deal with or attack them.
  1. Police moved in to disperse the crowd...
     警察开进来驱散人群。
  2. Forces were moving in on the town of Knin.
     军队正向克宁镇进逼。
• PHRASAL VERB 插手;涉足
  If someonemoves in onan area of activity which was previously only done by a particular group of people, they start becoming involved with it for the first time.
  1. These black models are moving in on what was previously white territory: the lucrative cosmetic contracts.
     黑人模特正逐步涉足曾是白人主宰的领地：签约获利丰厚的化妆品行业。

英英释义

verb

• move into a new house or office
• occupy a place
  1. The crowds are moving in
• of trains
  1. The bullet train drew into Tokyo Station
  Synonym:pull inget indraw in

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