Vocab Bloom Hub

move in

/muːv ɪn/

Перевод: Фразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения начала проживания в новом жилье или обустройства на новом месте.

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verb

/muːv ɪn/B1formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения начала проживания в новом жилье или обустройства на новом месте.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of starting to live in a new residence or establishing oneself in a new place.

неисчисляемое · непереходный · фразовый, неразделяемый

  1. Start living in a new homeformal

    To begin occupying a new residence or place of living.

    ruЗаселиться

    • They moved in to their new apartment last weekend.
    • We are planning to move in on the first of next month.
    • She helped her friend move in to the dormitory.

    Синонимыoccupy

    Антонимыleavemove out

  2. Start living with someoneinformal

    To begin sharing a home with another person, often a romantic partner.

    ruНачать жить вместе

    • He decided to move in with his girlfriend.
    • They moved in together after dating for two years.
    • Moving in with someone requires compromise and communication.

    Синонимыcohabitlive togethershack up

    Антонимыdepartleavemove out

  3. Approach or take a positionformal

    To come closer to something or someone, often in a strategic or threatening way.

    ruПриблизиться

    • The police moved in to arrest the suspect.
    • The army moved in to secure the area.
    • The photographer moved in for a close-up shot.

    Синонимыadvanceapproachclose inconvergedraw nearzero in

    Антонимыretreatwithdraw

Формы
  • moved in past participle
  • moved in past simple
  • moving in present participle
  • moves in third person singular

Базовый глаголmove

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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