Structure
Noun + を込めて
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About を込めて
をこめて, or を込めて when appearing in its kanji form, is a phrase that expresses when something is 'full of (A)', or 'filled with (A)'. The structure is comprised of を, and the て-form of the る-Verb 込める, which means 'to pack into', or 'to load with'. In this way, the literal meaning is fairly consistent with the standard English translations.
をこめて will appear directly after the noun expressing the particular feeling or emotion being discussed.
Caution
It is important to note that this particular structure is treated as a set phrase, and will primarily only be used when some particular feeling or emotion is the thing that is being 'packed into (A)'.
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感謝の気持ちを込めて、プレゼントを贈った。
Full of the feeling of gratitude, I gave a present. (filled with feelings of)
彼女が愛を込めて作った弁当を食べたい!
I want to eat a bento made full of love by my girlfriend. (filled with feelings of)
憧れを込めて伯父さんの背中を見ていた。
I watched my uncle's back, full of longing. (filled with feelings of)
祈りを込めて書いた詩に涙した。
I shed tears at the poem that was written full of prayer. (filled with feelings of)
願いを込めてステージで歌う姿にジーンときた。
Seeing them sing on stage, full of hope, gave me the chills. (filled with feelings of)
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