moving in

英 [ˈmuːvɪŋ ɪn]

美 [ˈmuːvɪŋ ɪn]

进入

英英释义

noun

• the act of occupying or taking possession of a building
  1. occupation of a building without a certificate of occupancy is illegal
  Synonym:occupationoccupancy

双语例句

• Given these money worries, young people may see economic benefits of moving in together as soon as possible, to get out of the parental home and to save money.
  在这些物质压力之下，年轻人觉得尽快同居是一种离开父母管辖，又能省钱的经济方法。
• Big farmers are moving in, not in order to farm, but in order to speculate with rising land prices
  大农场主正在不断涌进来，不是为了耕作，而是要利用不断上涨的地价进行投机。
• The police are moving in on the criminals hiding in the hills.
  警察正向躲在山里的罪犯逼近。
• 'He's moving in here,' Maria said. 'So that's the end of the matter.'
  “他就要搬来住了，”玛丽亚说，“那么就这么定了。”
• Forces were moving in on the town of Knin.
  军队正向克宁镇进逼。
• We moved out yesterday and the new tenants are moving in today.
  我们昨天迁出，新房客今天就要迁入。
• This locomotive was hit by that one moving in reverse.
  这辆机车被倒着走的一辆车撞上了。
• I don't know. someone's moving in on sunday.
  我不知道。有人在星期日搬进。
• Young people are moving in to the downtown and midtown areas.
  年轻人搬到了市区中心和附近。
• But some financial services software vendors are already moving in this direction.
  但是一些金融服务软件卖主已经在朝这个方向努力了。