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move someone/something in
phrasal verb with moveverbuk /muːv/ us /muːv/
If the police, army, or any group of people in authority move in, or if someone moves them in, they take control or attack, in order to deal with a difficult or dangerous situation: 接手;（对…）进行操纵，干预
When a company goes out of business, officials usually move in to take control.如果公司倒闭，政府官员通常会接手操控局面。
The decision has been made to move UN troops in to try and stop the fighting.已决定派遣联合国部队进驻该地区以制止这场冲突。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Attacking & invading
advance guard
aggressor
ambush
beleaguer
beleaguered
besiege
blitz
cyberbullying
cyberwarfare
declare war on someone/something
false flag
foray
full-frontal assault
hit and run
post-attack
post-conquest
pre-emption
privateer
raid
swoop
move in | Business English
move in
phrasal verb with moveverbuk /muːv/us
[ I ]
to go to a different place and begin to live or work there:
High business taxes prevent new businesses from moving in.
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