English–Japanese
“rushing into” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajitotsunyū
Example
合図があれば、部屋に突入します。ai zu ga a re ba heya ni totsu nyū shi ma su
When there is a signal, we rush into the room.
How to say “rushing into” in Japanese
“Rushing into” in Japanese is 突入 (totsunyū).
Centers on entering a place suddenly and with strong momentum rather than moving in gradually.
Example sentences with 突入
警報が鳴ると、係員が建物へ突入しました。kei hō ga na ru to kakari in ga tate mono e totsu nyū shi ma shi ta
When the alarm sounded, the staff rushed into the building.
Tips for using 突入
- In everyday Japanese, 突入 (totsunyū) sounds more dramatic and forceful than an ordinary statement about entering, so it suits urgent situations.