taking in; harvesting; adoption
Noun form of 取り入れる. Refers to the act of bringing something in, especially harvesting crops or adopting new ideas, methods, or technology.
The rice harvesting has begun.
A company that is proactive in adopting new technology.
The adoption of new technology from abroad is progressing.
Rice harvesting starts next week.
The farmers carried out the rice harvest before the rain.
導入 is the common word for formally introducing a new system, technology, or method, while 取り入れ has a broader, slightly less formal feel for taking in or adopting something.
採用 emphasizes officially selecting and putting an idea, method, or person into use, whereas 取り入れ simply describes the act of bringing something in without the sense of formal selection.
取り込み focuses on bringing something indoors like laundry, while 取り入れ often refers to harvesting crops or incorporating ideas.
取り入れ can mean harvesting like 刈り入れ, but it is broader and can also mean bringing something in or adopting an idea.
intake; inlet
Standard kanji spelling.
Variant without okurigana り; less common but acceptable.
Nominalized form of the verb 取り入れる (torīreru), from 取る (toru, 'take') + 入れる (ireru, 'put in').