English-French translation for "to move in"
"to move in" French translation
to move in {verb}
to move in {vb}
This includes helping the person concerned to conform to statutes, rules, etc. and helping him to move in - and to pay the rent.
A couple of weeks later, Randy’s mom told him that she was leaving his father and that they would move in with her parents, his
Keys have been handed over to the beneficiaries and they have moved in.
Moreover, most of the other children who had moved in with their mother continued seeing their father regularly.
After Ron moved in with his grandmother, he missed his mom a lot but he didn’t miss the way she treated him.
to move in {vb} [fig.] (also: to intervene, to hold forth, to converse, to occur)
Does that mean that NATO will suddenly move in and bomb these people?
We, the African Union, have agreed to move in.
A survey team then moves in with mine detectors carrying out manual clearance of the safe lanes.
A survey team then moves in with mine detectors carrying out manual clearance of the safe lanes.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "move in":
© Princeton Universitypull in · get in · draw in
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to move in" in French
Similar words
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