move-in
nounUK /ˈmuːv ɪn/
US /ˈmuːv ɪn/
A move-in is the day you bring your things to a new home and start living there.
Our move-in is on Saturday, so we are packing all the boxes today.
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2. An occasion when someone starts living in a place such as a care home or dorm.
The dorm's move-in day is always busy with students and parents.
3. A special deal offered by a landlord to attract new tenants.
The apartment offers a move-in special with the first month free.
4. The act of bringing a new piece of equipment or furniture into a room.
The move-in of the new sofa took three people to finish.