“Bringing in” in Japanese
Short answer
Bringing in in Japanese is “取り込み” (torikomi). Full meaning: taking in, bringing in; capturing (e.g. customers), attracting, winning over, pleasing; confusion, bustle, misfortune, disorder.
Other ways to say “Bringing in” in Japanese
導入
dounyuu introduction, bringing in, installation, setting up, importation; introduction (to a story, lecture, etc.), introductory part
搬入
hannyuu carrying in (esp. heavy objects, artwork, furniture), bringing in, taking in
移入
inyuu introduction (from outside), import, bringing in; shipping in (from another part of the country), transporting; putting in (e.g. one's feelings into a work)
取込
torikomi taking in, bringing in; capturing (e.g. customers), attracting, winning over, pleasing; confusion, bustle, misfortune, disorder
取込み
torikomi taking in, bringing in; capturing (e.g. customers), attracting, winning over, pleasing; confusion, bustle, misfortune, disorder
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