“To draw into” in Japanese
Short answer
To draw into in Japanese is “導き入れる” (michibikiireru). Full meaning: to lead into, to draw into.
Other ways to say “To draw into” in Japanese
引き入れる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
導きいれる
michibikiireru to lead into, to draw into
みちびき入れる
michibikiireru to lead into, to draw into
みちびきいれる
michibikiireru to lead into, to draw into
引入れる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
ひき入れる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
曳き入れる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
引きいれる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
ひきいれる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
魅き入れる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
惹き入れる
hikiireru to drag into, to pull into, to draw into; to lure inside; to win over, to entice into
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