move in

— Phrasal Verb with move

/muːv/ verb

Definition

› to begin living in a new home: We're moving in next week. She's just moved in with her boyfriend. They want to move in together before they get married.

(Definition of move in from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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