move in

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move in
verbo intransitivo
1instalarse, mudarse (take up residence)
  • to m in with somebody -> irse a vivir con alguien

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move in [muv]
entrar; entrar a habitar una casa, instalarse.

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move in
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
(take inside) meter; llevar hacia dentro
We'd better move the tables in before it starts raining
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
1 (into accommodation) instalarse
We can't move in until July 1st
to move in with sb irse a vivir con algn
We'd already decided that I'd move in with Mrs West
2 (start operations) ponerse manos a la obra; intervenir; (Comm) (to new market) introducirse
Professional drug dealers moved in and organized the trade Those with the most advanced technology will soon move in to exploit the sea's resources
drug dealers soon moved in los traficantes de drogas se pusieron rápidamente manos a la obra
3 (come closer) acercarse;on a; [+army] avanzar;on sobre
He began to move in on Tom

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