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Inflections of 込める

Common
こめる
Meaning
    1. ①
      to load (a gun, etc.); to charge
      He keeps this gun loaded.
    2. ②
      to put into (e.g. emotion, effort)
      Her technique is superb, but she needs to play with more expression.
    3. ③
      to include (e.g. tax in a sales price)
      The new constitution included the aim of abridging the king's power.
    4. ④
      to hang over; to shroud; to enshroud; to envelop; to screen
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#3,676

Inflections of 込む

Common
こむ
Meaning
    1. ①
      to be crowded; to be packed; to be congested; to be thronged (with)
      usu. 混む
      See also: 混む (こむ)
      The train is very crowded this evening.
    2. ②
      to be complex; to be intricate
    3. ③
      to go into; to go in; to put into
      after -masu stem of verb
    4. ④
      to become (completely)
      after -masu stem of verb
    5. ⑤
      to do thoroughly; to do sufficiently
      after -masu stem of verb
    6. ⑥
      to remain (silent, seated, etc.); to stay ...
      after -masu stem of verb
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#2,793

Inflections of 閉じ込める

Common
とじこめる
とじこめる
Meaning
    1. to lock up; to shut up; to imprison
      That child shut up a cat in the carton.
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#7,075

Inflections of 引っ込める

ひっこめる
Meaning
    1. ①
      to draw in; to take in; to retract
      He withdrew his hand from the table.
    2. ②
      to withdraw; to take back (e.g. words)
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#11,515

Inflections of 封じ込める

ふうじこめる
Meaning
    1. ①
      to shut in; to confine (in); to seal in; to trap
      A great deal of energy is locked up in the nucleus.
    2. ②
      to contain; to suppress; to restrain; to bring under control
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#17,740

Inflections of 立ち込める

たちこめる
たちこめる
Meaning
    1. to hang over; to shroud; to enshroud; to envelop; to screen
      The fog was rising from the lake.
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#34,071

Inflections of やり込める

やりこめる
Meaning
    1. to talk (someone) down; to argue down; to silence; to put (someone) in their place; to corner in an argument; to get the better of
      Cornering him in an argument is easy—like taking candy from a baby.
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