VocabularyJLPT N5 · core

入れる

いれる
hepburn ireru

to put in, to insert

Part of speech · ichidan-verb

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Examples

  1. カバンに本を入れます。
    I put the book in the bag.
  2. コーヒーに砂糖を入れますか。
    Do you take sugar in your coffee?

Collocations

入れる (ireru, put in — transitive)受け入れる (ukeireru, accept)気に入る (ki ni iru, take a liking to — idiom, note iru reading)取り入れる (toriireru, adopt / incorporate)差し入れる (sashiireru, slip in / present a gift)

Mnemonic

入れる ireru — transitive pair of 入る "to put in". Works for food, objects, people, information. Powerful in compound verbs: 受け入れる (ukeireru, accept), 取り入れる (toriireru, incorporate), 差し入れる (sashiireru, slip in / bring a treat), 書き入れる (kakiireru, write in). Idiom 気に入る (ki ni iru, "enter the spirit" = take a liking — note iru, not hairu) — same kanji, different reading. Watch the trap.

Quick check

  1. Reading of the idiom 気に入る (to take a liking)?

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