moves, moved, moving
to move out
phrasal verb
To leave a residence or place where one has been living
- 1She decided to move out of her parents' house.
- 2They are planning to move out by the end of the month.
When you move out, you pack your things and go to a new place to live. It means you are leaving the place where you used to stay. You might move out of your parents' house to live on your own or move out of a city to a different one.
Remember to update your address with important institutions like your bank, employer, and the post office when you move out. This will ensure that you continue to receive important mail and information.
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at the post office
Change of Address
Daniel
Hey Kimberly, I need to update my address here.
Kimberly
Oh, are you planning to move out soon?
Daniel
Yes, I'm leaving my apartment next week.
Kimberly
Got it, let's get your new address sorted out.
at a vacation spot
A New Chapter Begins
Christopher
I can't believe it's our last day here.
Karen
Yeah, it's been amazing, but it's time to move out and head back home.
Christopher
I'll miss the ocean view from our room.
Karen
Me too, but we'll have those memories forever.
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Similar to "to move out":
- 1vacate
- 2depart