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“push into” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajioshikomu

Example

かばんに本を押し込みます。ka ba n ni hon o o shi ko mi ma su

I push the books into my bag.

Illustration for 押し込む (push into)

How to say “push into” in Japanese

“Push into” in Japanese is 押し込む (oshikomu).

Describes forcing an object inward until it enters a limited space.

Full entry for 押し込む: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 押し込む

忙しい日程に面談を押し込みました。isoga shi i nit tei ni men dan o o shi ko mi ma shi ta

I squeezed an interview into my busy schedule.

Tips for using 押し込む

  • In conversation, 押し込む (oshikomu) often suggests that an object barely fits or enters with force, unlike the neutral 入れる (ireru).

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