makikomi (judo throw)
A judo technique where the attacker wraps the opponent's body or arm and rolls forward to throw them. Domain-specific martial arts term.
He won by ippon with a makikomi throw in the match.
turn-related accident; left/right hook accident
A traffic accident where a turning vehicle hits a pedestrian, bicycle, or motorcycle going straight. Often used in news reports and traffic safety contexts. The English terms 'left-hook' and 'right-hook' correspond to countries with left- or right-hand traffic respectively.
Turn-related accidents at intersections are increasing.
Please be careful of left-turn accidents involving trucks.
The athlete threw his opponent to the mat with a makikomi.
Always check for turn-in blind spots before making a left turn.
Turn-related accidents happen almost every year at this intersection.
巻き込み means getting caught up or entangled in something, while 巻き上げ means winding something upward; the two share 巻き but differ completely in meaning.
left-turn accident; right-turn accident; hook accident
Standard spelling with okurigana.
Variant spelling with reduced okurigana; less common but acceptable.
Noun form of the verb 巻き込む (to roll up, to involve), from 巻く (to roll) + 込む (to go into). The judo sense derives from the wrapping and rolling motion of the throw. The traffic accident sense comes from the idea of a turning vehicle 'sweeping in' and involving a straight-going victim.