English–Japanese

“send in” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajiokurikomu

Example

会社は新しい店に店員を送り込みます。kai sha wa atara shi i mise ni ten in o oku ri ko mi ma su

The company sends staff into the new store.

Illustration for 送り込む (send in)

How to say “send in” in Japanese

“Send in” in Japanese is 送り込む (okurikomu).

Describes deliberately moving a person or thing into a particular place or group so that it becomes present there.

Full entry for 送り込む: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 送り込む

新製品を海外市場に送り込みます。shin sei hin o kai gai shi jō ni oku ri ko mi ma su

The company introduces the new product to overseas markets.

Tips for using 送り込む

  • The Japanese verb 送り込む (okurikomu) usually describes dispatching people or resources into a place, whereas English send in can also mean submitting a form.

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