move in

einziehen

In einer neuen Wohnung zu wohnen oder in einem neuen Gebäude zu arbeiten beginnen.

In einfachem Englisch: To start living or working in a new home or building.

• We move in on Friday.
• She moved in with her partner last year.
• Have the new tenants moved in yet?

So benutzt man es: move in with someone (Ben moved in with his sister.); move into somewhere (They moved into their new office yesterday.)

Synonyme: take up residence

Gegenteile: move out

Häufige Wendungen: move in together, move in with someone, move in tomorrow

näher kommen, sich nähern

Einer Person oder Sache näher kommen, oft mit einem bestimmten Ziel.

In einfachem Englisch: To come closer to someone or something, often for a particular purpose.

• Move in closer for the photo.
• The wolves moved in on their prey.
• As the camera moved in, we could see his tears.

So benutzt man es: move in on someone/something (The camera moved in on her face.); move in for something (The lion moved in for the attack.)

Synonyme: approach, close in

Gegenteile: move away

Häufige Wendungen: move in closer, move in slowly, move in on someone

eingreifen, die Kontrolle übernehmen

In einen Ort oder eine Situation eingreifen, um die Kontrolle zu übernehmen, besonders mit Gewalt.

In einfachem Englisch: To enter a place or situation to take control, especially by force.

• The army moved in at dawn.
• Police moved in to regain control of the square.
• A rival gang is moving in on their territory.

So benutzt man es: move in on something (A rival gang moved in on their territory.)

Synonyme: intervene, take over

Gegenteile: withdraw

Häufige Wendungen: move in troops, move in forcibly, move in on something

bei sich aufnehmen, einziehen lassen

Jemanden im eigenen Zuhause oder an einem anderen Ort wohnen lassen.

In einfachem Englisch: To bring someone to live in your home or another place.

• We decided to move Dad in.
• She moved her elderly aunt in after the operation.
• Could you move your brother in until he finds a flat?

So benutzt man es: move someone in (We moved my grandmother in last winter.)

Synonyme: take in, house

Häufige Wendungen: move someone in, move in relatives

hineingehen

Von draußen in einen Raum oder Bereich gehen.

In einfachem Englisch: To go from outside to inside a place or space.

• Please move in through the doorway.
• When the rain started, the crowd moved in from outside.
• She opened the door, and we moved in one at a time.

So benutzt man es: move in through something (The visitors moved in through the open doorway.)

Synonyme: enter, go inside

Gegenteile: move out

Häufige Wendungen: move in slowly, move in through something, move in from outside