“To usher in” in Japanese
Short answer
To usher in in Japanese is “迎え入れる” (mukaeireru). Full meaning: to show in, to usher in.
Other ways to say “To usher in” in Japanese
招じ入れる
shoujiireru to invite in, to usher in
迎へ入れる
mukaeireru to show in, to usher in
迎えいれる
mukaeireru to show in, to usher in
むかえ入れる
mukaeireru to show in, to usher in
むかえいれる
mukaeireru to show in, to usher in
取り次ぐ
toritsugu to pass on (a message, thoughts, etc.), to convey, to transmit, to relay, to tell; to inform (of a visitor, phone call, etc.), to announce (a visitor), to answer (the door or phone on someone's behalf), to usher in (a guest); to act as an agent (betw
迎へ入れ
mukaeire to show in, to usher in
招じ入れ
shoujiire to invite in, to usher in
迎えいれ
mukaeire to show in, to usher in
迎え入れれ
mukaeirere to show in, to usher in
迎へ入れろ
mukaeirero to show in, to usher in
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