仕し入いれ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

Refers to the act of buying goods or materials for a business, especially for retail or production. Often used in commercial contexts.

〈物もの〉の仕し入いれをするto purchase/stock something (for business)
この店みせは野や菜さいの仕し入いれを毎まい朝あさ行おこなっている。
This shop stocks up on vegetables every morning.
仕し入いれコストが上あがる／下さがるpurchasing costs go up/down
原げん材ざい料りょうの値ね上あげで仕し入いれコストが上あがった。
Purchasing costs rose due to higher raw material prices.
仕し入いれを行おこなうto carry out procurement/purchasing
海かい外がいから直ちょく接せつ仕し入いれを行おこなっている企き業ぎょうも増ふえている。
More companies are now procuring directly from overseas.

購こう入にゅうN2
購入 is a general word for buying anything, while 仕入れ specifically means buying stock or materials for a business to resell or use in production.
調ちょう達たつN1
調達 covers procuring goods, funds, or resources in any context (including non-commercial), while 仕入れ is limited to a business buying inventory or materials.
買かい付つけ
仕入れ emphasizes stocking goods for resale, while 買い付け focuses on the act or trip of purchasing directly from a market or supplier.
入にゅう荷かN1
仕入れ emphasizes a business's act of purchasing/stocking goods, while 入荷 emphasizes the goods' arrival itself, regardless of who ordered them.

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買かい出だし
仕入れ is business jargon for procuring stock or materials for resale, whereas 買い出し can also refer casually to stocking up for personal or event use.
買かい入いれ
仕入れ is buying goods specifically to resell, whereas 買い入れ is broader and can cover purchases for internal use or reserves.

販はん売ばいN3
販売 means selling goods to customers, the opposite side of the business cycle from 仕入れ, which means buying stock in.

件けんN2
Used for individual cases or transactions; there is no natural dedicated counter for the abstract noun itself.

Compound of 仕入れる (to lay in stock), from 仕 (do) + 入れる (put in). The nominalized form 仕入れ is used as a business term.