move in
to start living in a new home
to begin living in a different house, apartment, or place, especially after moving your belongings there.
We’re going to move in next weekend, once the painting is finished.
"move" — same verb, different meanings
Phrasal verbs built on "move" — same verb, but the particle changes the meaning. Pick the one that fits.
move
in
move into begin living in a different house, apartment, or place, especially after moving your belongings there.We’re going to move in next weekend, once the painting is finished.
on
move onTo stop focusing on something in the past, especially after a problem or loss, and start thinking about the future or doing something new.After losing his job, it took him a while to move on and look for new opportunities.
on to
move on toto stop focusing on the current topic or activity and begin a new one.After finishing the budget report, let's move on to the marketing plan.
out
move outto leave the place where you live, usually your home, and go to live in another place.After finishing university, I decided to move out of my parents' house.
move on
continue after a change or difficulty
To stop focusing on something in the past, especially after a problem or loss, and start thinking about the future or doing something new.
After losing his job, it took him a while to move on and look for new opportunities.
move on to
start discussing or doing something new
to stop focusing on the current topic or activity and begin a new one.
After finishing the budget report, let's move on to the marketing plan.
move out
leave home to live elsewhere
to leave the place where you live, usually your home, and go to live in another place.
After finishing university, I decided to move out of my parents' house.