突とつ入にゅう
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
1. rushing into; breaking into; storming
At that moment, the castle guards stormed into the room.
2. plunging into (war, etc.); embarking on (a new venture)
There's also a good chance that it will turn into a battle.
Kanji used
thrust
enter
Pitch accent
と
つにゅう
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Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
forced entry; breaking into (a building, room, etc.); storming (e.g. by police or special forces)
Examples (12 in total)
Make sure you don't storm in through the front door.
We've finally entered Golden Week!
There's also a good chance that it will turn into a battle.
At last, we're on to the final bout between the anchors.
It was decided that we would storm in from the back and free the hostages.
The miners went on strike for a wage increase.
Noise is produced by the sudden flow of current into a solenoid.
We are entering a new phase in the war.
Next time, we finally reach the fifth volume and plunge into a new chapter.
The drama I appeared in was a hit, and we're moving into the next season.
At that moment, the castle guards stormed into the room.
Before I knew it, I've entered my eighth year as a writer.