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取り入れる · ichidan verb

Meanings

ichidan verb, transitive verb

Physical action of moving something from outside to inside, such as laundry, goods, or a harvest.

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収しゅう穫かくN3sense 3
収穫する is the formal term specifically for harvesting crops, while 取り入れる is a more everyday verb that can describe the same act of harvesting as well as simply bringing something indoors.
導どう入にゅうN2sense 2
導入する is a formal business or technical term for introducing a system, technology, or policy, while 取り入れる is a more everyday verb that covers both this abstract adoption and physically bringing things inside.
採さい用ようN2sense 2
採用する stresses officially selecting and putting a proposal or method into use, whereas 取り入れる just means incorporating something into one's own practice without that formal-selection nuance.
取とり込こむN1
取り入れる is the neutral, common verb for adopting or incorporating something (an idea, method, or item), while 取り込む carries a broader range including manipulation or fraud depending on context.

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摂せっ取しゅ
摂取 is a formal noun/verb for systematic intake, while 取り入れる is a more everyday verb for adopting or bringing something in.
反はん映えいN2
取り入れる means to actively adopt or incorporate an idea, while 反映する describes the resulting state of that idea being represented in something.
組くみ込こむN2
取り入れる means to adopt or incorporate an idea or method more loosely, while 組み込む implies fitting it tightly into an existing structure or system.