仕込む · godan verb (-mu)
| Form | Positive | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| Dictionary | 仕込む | 仕込まない |
| Polite | 仕込みます | 仕込みません |
| Past polite | 仕込みました | 仕込みませんでした |
| Past | 仕込んだ | 仕込まなかった |
| Te-form | 仕込んで | 仕込まないで |
| Desire | 仕込みたい | 仕込みたくない |
| Potential | 仕込める | 仕込めない |
| Passive | 仕込まれる | 仕込まれない |
| Causative | 仕込ませる | 仕込ませない |
| Causative passive | 仕込ませられるalso 仕込まされる | 仕込ませられないalso 仕込まされない |
| Volitional | 仕込もう | |
| Polite volitional | 仕込みましょう | |
| Imperative | 仕込め | 仕込むな |
| Conditional | 仕込めば | 仕込まなければ |
| Tara conditional | 仕込んだら | 仕込まなかったら |
godan verb (-mu), transitive verb
Used for teaching a skill, trade, or art to someone, often through hands-on instruction or apprenticeship.
My father taught me how to cook.
He strictly trains his apprentices in the craft.
godan verb (-mu), transitive verb
learn; cram; acquire knowledge
Focuses on the learner's side: to cram information or acquire knowledge, often intensively.
I cram historical dates into my head before the exam.
He picked up English in a short period.
godan verb (-mu), transitive verb
stock; stock up on
Used for stocking goods, supplies, or inventory, especially in a commercial context.
The store stocked up on goods for the year-end season.
The liquor shop stocks new wines.
godan verb (-mu), transitive verb
prepare ingredients; set up for brewing
Especially used for preparing ingredients for brewing sake, soy sauce, miso, etc.
It's the season when the master brewer prepares the sake.
You need koji to prepare miso.
godan verb (-mu), transitive verb
Used for inserting or fitting something into a larger structure, such as a mechanism, device, or system.
I fit a new part into the machine.
We built insulation into the wall.
The master strictly trained his apprentice in the skill.
I crammed the material into my head the night before the exam.
We stock up on ingredients before the store opens.
The brewery prepares the sake mash in winter.
He had a blade built into the umbrella.
仕込む means to teach or train an animal (or person) a specific skill or trick, while 慣らす is broader, referring to making the animal accustomed to humans or a situation in general.
hastily prepared; crammed; makeshift; half-baked · goods prepared in a hurry