Vocab Info
A2 う-Verb
取り込む
to take in, to bring in, to adopt (e.g. behaviour), to introduce, to capture (e.g. image), to import, to win over, to please, to curry favour with, to flatter, to defraud of, to swindle, to embezzle, to be busy, to be in confusion, to have trouble
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雨が降ってきたので洗濯物を取り込みました。
Since it started raining, I brought in the laundry. {to take in, to bring in, to adopt (e.g. behaviour), to introduce, to capture (e.g. image), to import, to win over, to please, to curry favour with, to flatter, to defraud of, to swindle, to embezzle, to be busy, to be in confusion, to have trouble}
営業を終えたレストランの店長が暖簾を取り込んだ。
The manager of the restaurant, which had finished its business for the day, took in the curtain at the entrance. {to take in, to bring in, to adopt (e.g. behaviour), to introduce, to capture (e.g. image), to import, to win over, to please, to curry favour with, to flatter, to defraud of, to swindle, to embezzle, to be busy, to be in confusion, to have trouble}
彼はお店の金を取り込んだ事が原因で逮捕されてしまった。
He was arrested because he embezzled the store's money. {to take in, to bring in, to adopt (e.g. behaviour), to introduce, to capture (e.g. image), to import, to win over, to please, to curry favour with, to flatter, to defraud of, to swindle, to embezzle, to be busy, to be in confusion, to have trouble}
社長に上手く取り込んで出世をするとは…彼女は世渡りが上手です。
To win over the president and climb the corporate ladder... she is really good at navigating the world. {to take in, to bring in, to adopt (e.g. behaviour), to introduce, to capture (e.g. image), to import, to win over, to please, to curry favour with, to flatter, to defraud of, to swindle, to embezzle, to be busy, to be in confusion, to have trouble}
消防員たちが近くの火事で取り込んでいるらしく、消防署には今人が少ない。
It seems that the firefighters are busy dealing with a nearby fire, so there are currently few people at the fire station. {to take in, to bring in, to adopt (e.g. behaviour), to introduce, to capture (e.g. image), to import, to win over, to please, to curry favour with, to flatter, to defraud of, to swindle, to embezzle, to be busy, to be in confusion, to have trouble}