“To make an entry” in Japanese
Short answer
To make an entry in Japanese is “つけ込む” (tsukekomu). Full meaning: to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book).
Other ways to say “To make an entry” in Japanese
つけ込み
tsukekomi to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book)
つけ込ま
tsukekoma to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book)
つけ込も
tsukekomo to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book)
つけ込ん
tsukekon to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book)
つけ込め
tsukekome to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book)
つけ込もう
tsukekomou to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book)
つけ込みゃ
tsukekomya to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book)
つけ込まう
tsukekomou to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book)
つけ込もっ
tsukekomo to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book)
つけ込もふ
tsukekomou to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book)
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