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1 move in
1. intransitive verb1) einziehen; (to start work) [Bauarbeiter:] kommen2) (come closer) [Truppen, Polizeikräfte:] anrücken2. transitive verbmove in on — [Truppen, Polizeikräfte:] vorrücken gegen
einrücken lassen [Truppen, Polizeikräfte]; hineinbringen [Gepäck, Ausrüstung]* * *(to go into and occupy a house etc: We can move in on Saturday.) einziehen* * *◆ move inI. vi1. (enter a new home) einziehen▪ to \move in in together [with sb] [mit jdm] zusammenziehen▪ to \move in in with sb bei jdm einziehen, zu jdm ziehen2. (take control)government officials have \move ind in to settle the dispute man hat Regierungsbeamte eingesetzt, um den Streit zu beenden▪ to \move in in on sb/sth gegen jdn/etw vorrücken; (in a circle) jdn/etw umzingeln [o einschließen]to \move in in on enemy territory auf feindliches Gebiet vorrückento \move in in on a new market sich akk auf einem Neuen Markt etablieren4. (budge up) nach innen rückenII. vt1.▪ to \move in sth ⇆ in (change position of) etw nach innen bewegen; (push in) etw nach innen rücken; (take inside) etw hineinbringen [o fam reinbringen2. (send)▪ to \move in in ⇆ sb jdn einsetzen; troops, police jdn einrücken lassen* * *1. intransitive verb1) einziehen; (to start work) [Bauarbeiter:] kommen2) (come closer) [Truppen, Polizeikräfte:] anrücken2. transitive verbmove in on — [Truppen, Polizeikräfte:] vorrücken gegen
einrücken lassen [Truppen, Polizeikräfte]; hineinbringen [Gepäck, Ausrüstung]* * *v.einziehen v.
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