“Built-in” in Japanese
Short answer
Built-in in Japanese is “作り付け” (tsukuritsuke). Full meaning: built-in, fixed, attached.
Other ways to say “Built-in” in Japanese
定義済み
teigizumi built-in, predefined
内蔵
uchikura internal (e.g. disk), built-in, equipped (with); storeroom (attached to a house); Imperial warehouse
ビルトイン
birutoin built-in
ビィルトイン
byirutoin built-in
組み込み
kumikomi cut-in (printing), insertion, inclusion; built-in, predefined, embedded (e.g. software)
築
chiku ... years since construction, ... years old (of a building); built in ...
造り付け
tsukuritsuke built-in, fixed, attached
作りつけ
tsukuritsuke built-in, fixed, attached
組込
kumikomi cut-in (printing), insertion, inclusion; built-in, predefined, embedded (e.g. software)
組込み
kumikomi cut-in (printing), insertion, inclusion; built-in, predefined, embedded (e.g. software)
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