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Meanings of move into in English

Portuguese
entrar
Catalan
entrar
Spanish
entrar

To come or go into.

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Usage of move into in English
1
She hopes to go to law school, then move into public health.
Reuters
2
All things are possible if you dream, move into action and believe!
Ebony
3
When they no longer can, these workers often move into lower-paying jobs.
Reuters
4
Feminine power and energy wants to move into our conscious awareness now.
Feminist dot com
5
Yet she's never made the move into the family business of diplomacy.
The South African
6
Asaib has officially disbanded, leaving its leaders free to move into politics.
Reuters
7
Sullivan also said the company had no plans to move into beef.
Reuters
8
Can some places move into a different level of lockdown before others?
The South African
9
Ask Norway's oil fund, which is ruing a move into Formula One.
Reuters
10
Cassie had had high hopes for the move into the new house.
Do you take this rebel?
11
When you move into the area, how do you leave the area?
The South African
12
I think we just found a way to move into the past.
Pathfinder
13
When January came, however, Haas had to move into a homeless shelter.
Wired
14
For society to move into a more functional place, socially and economically.
The Irish Times
15
And the great ones, those with powers-theycan move into other places.
The eyes of a king
16
Now they will work together as they move into data-driven telecommunication services.
Reuters
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Translations for move into
Portuguese
entrar
Catalan
entrar
Move into through the time
Move into across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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