No. 6,882 in Korean
입주해
"입주해" means "move in" or "reside" (referring to settling into a place, such as a house or apartment).
In a sentence
새 아파트 단지에 입주해 새로운 삶을 시작했어요.
I moved into a new apartment complex and started a new life.
In this sentence, '입주해' means moving into a new residence, highlighting the start of a new chapter in life.
그들은 사무실에 입주해 사업을 시작했습니다.
They moved into the office and started their business.
Here, '입주해' refers to establishing a presence in an office space, often seen in a business-oriented context.
한 달 후에는 드디어 내가 선택한 집에 입주해 살게 될 거야.
In a month, I will finally move into the house I chose to live in.
In this example, '입주해' is about preparing to move into a residence, showing anticipation and planning.
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