搬はん入にゅう

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搬入する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Typically used for moving heavy objects, artwork, furniture, or equipment into a venue, building, or site. Often contrasted with 搬出 (carrying out).

Antonyms: 搬出

〈物もの〉を〈場ば所しょ〉に搬はん入にゅうするto bring/carry something into a place
作さく品ひんを展てん示じ会かい場じょうに搬はん入にゅうした。
The artworks were brought into the exhibition hall.
搬はん入にゅう作さ業ぎょうを行おこなうto carry out the work of bringing items in
早そう朝ちょうから搬はん入にゅう作さ業ぎょうを行おこなった。
The carrying-in work was done from early morning.
搬はん入にゅう時じ間かんdesignated time for bringing items in
搬はん入にゅう時じ間かんは午ご前ぜん9時じからです。
The carry-in time starts at 9 a.m.

運うん搬ぱんN1
運搬 is the general word for transporting or conveying goods anywhere, while 搬入 specifically means bringing them into a particular place.
運はこび込こむ
運び込む is the everyday verb for carrying something inside, while 搬入 is the more formal, often business or logistics term for the same act.

搬はん送そうN1
搬送 means transporting something (e.g. a patient or freight) over a distance, whereas 搬入 specifically refers to bringing something into a particular venue or site.

Compound of 搬 (carry, convey) and 入 (enter, put in). The reading はんにゅう follows standard on'yomi.