How to use 出入り (でいり)
Meaning of 出入り
The Japanese verb "出入り" (でいり, deiri) can have various meanings depending on the context in which it is used. Here's a list of its primary meanings along with examples:
- entering and leaving: This refers to the act of people or things moving in and out of a place.
- Example: この店は出入りが激しいです。
- Translation: This store has a lot of people coming and going.
- : coming and going
- Example: This can describe the frequent movement of people or goods in and out of a location.
- Translation: 出入りが多いので、ドアが壊れやすいです。
- Because there's a lot of coming and going, the door tends to break easily.:
- Example: income and expenditure
- Translation: This meaning relates to the financial aspect, where money comes in and goes out.
- 出入りをきちんと管理しましょう。: Let's manage our income and expenditure properly.
- Example: frequenting
- Translation: This refers to regularly visiting or being associated with a place.
- 彼はそのバーによく出入りしています。: He frequents that bar often.
- Example:
- Translation: joining and leaving