| 释义 |
●ˌmove ˈin1. (on sb/sth) to move towards sb/sth, especially in a threatening way, or to make a dangerous situation calm 向…进逼；赶到（以平息危险事态）◆I moved in close and stuck the gun in his back.
我逼近他，用枪抵住他的后背。◆The police moved in to control the crowd.
警察赶了过来控制人群。SYN close in (on sb/sth) 2. to arrive and begin work, especially when people do not really want you there （违背他人意愿地）开进并动工◆The developers moved in and built a housing estate in the grounds of the old house.
开发商开了进来，在旧房子的地皮上建造住宅。3. (on sth) to begin to try to have control of or responsibility for a company, a project, etc. 试图控制，企图接管（公司、项目等）◆They are moving in on another drugs company.
他们试图控制另一家制药公司。[v + adv] |