moves, moved, moving
to move in
phrasal verb
Become involved in a situation or activity
- 1He decided to move in on the project.
- 2She moved in to help with the event.
Start doing something new with other people, like joining a group, a game, or a conversation. You begin to take part and become a part of what is happening. You are not just watching; you are now joining and helping with the activity or situation.
People often say "move in" when someone joins a conversation at a party or meeting, especially when they start sharing their ideas or opinions with the group.
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during a school break
Joining the Debate Club
Richard
I heard the debate club is looking for new members.
Mary
Really? I've always wanted to move in and improve my public speaking skills.
Richard
It's a great opportunity to get involved and learn.
Mary
I'll definitely consider joining them next week.
at a tattoo studio
Inking New Beginnings
Joshua
Hey Susan, I heard you're planning to move in on the new tattoo project.
Susan
Yeah, I've always wanted to be part of designing tattoos.
Joshua
That's awesome! Your creativity will definitely shine here.
Susan
Thanks, Joshua! I'm excited to bring some fresh ideas to the team.
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