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導入 (どうにゅう) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N2 › Freq. Frequency Top 2,000 Conjugation 導入する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 導どう 入にゅう する 導どう 入にゅう しない Polite 導どう 入にゅう します 導どう 入にゅう しません Past polite 導どう 入にゅう しました 導どう 入にゅう しませんでした Past 導どう 入にゅう した 導どう 入にゅう しなかった Te-form 導どう 入にゅう して 導どう 入にゅう しないで Desire 導どう 入にゅう したい 導どう 入にゅう したくない Potential 導どう 入にゅう できる 導どう 入にゅう できない Passive 導どう 入にゅう される 導どう 入にゅう されない Causative 導どう 入にゅう させる 導どう 入にゅう させない Causative passive 導どう 入にゅう させられる 導どう 入にゅう させられない Volitional 導どう 入にゅう しよう Polite volitional 導どう 入にゅう しましょう Imperative 導どう 入にゅう しろ 導どう 入にゅう するな Conditional 導どう 入にゅう すれば 導どう 入にゅう しなければ Tara conditional 導どう 入にゅう したら 導どう 入にゅう しなかったら
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新あたら しい システム を 導どう 入にゅう する 予よ 定てい です 。
We plan to introduce a new system.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 を 導どう 入にゅう する to introduce/adopt something (a system, technology, policy)
Many companies have introduced remote work.
導どう 入にゅう として 〈 事こと 〉 を 述の べる to mention something as an introduction (to a talk or paper)
As an introduction, I will describe the background of this research.
〈 物もの 〉 の 導どう 入にゅう the introduction/adoption of something
It was decided that the new tax system would be introduced.
〈 物もの 〉 が 導どう 入にゅう される for something to be introduced/adopted
A new system will be introduced starting next year.
Expressions 導どう 入にゅう 済ず み already introduced; already installed; already implemented; already in place Kanji 導 guidance, leading, conduct Related words· 9 導入 means bringing something into practical use or a system, while 紹介 means introducing people or things to others socially or informationally.
序論 is a formal term specifically for the introductory chapter of a thesis or book, while 導入 can refer to any introductory part, including speeches or lessons.
導入 emphasizes bringing a new system or technology into place, while 採用 emphasizes officially adopting or selecting it (also used for hiring people).
前置き is a casual preamble or opening remark before the main topic, while 導入 is a more neutral term for the introductory section of any work or lesson.
Show 5 more 輸入 specifically refers to importing goods or ideas from abroad, whereas 導入 means introducing a new system, method, or technology, often without any foreign trade sense.
導入 means adopting or bringing in an existing system/technology, whereas 実装 means actually building or coding the feature into place.
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.
Don't confuse with 輸入 specifically means importing goods from abroad, while 導入 more broadly means introducing something new into a system, regardless of origin.
導き means guidance or leading, while 導入 means the introduction of something new (like a system or technology), despite sharing the kanji 導.
導入する means to introduce or bring in something new (like a system or technology), while 導く means to guide or lead someone/something toward an outcome.
Written forms 導どう 入にゅう Usage 100%
Standard kanji form; high-frequency in news and general use.
ドウニュウ Usage <1%
Etymology Compound of 導 (guide, lead) and 入 (enter, insert). The combination conveys the idea of leading something in, hence 'introduction' or 'bringing in'.
導入 stresses adopting or installing a new system or method, whereas 投入 emphasizes pushing a product or resource into a market or operation.
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.
導入 means introducing or implementing something new (like a system or policy), while 入門 refers to an introductory book or course meant for beginners of a subject.
外がい 資し 導どう 入にゅう
introduction of foreign capital
introductory education; orientation education
Show 4 more transduction
technology import; introduction of foreign technology
sleep-inducing drug; sleep aid
gene transfer; transgenesis
