押し入る
おしいる
to push in; to force into; to break in (e.g. into a house); to intrude
Common word
Meanings
Godan verb (-ru), Intransitive
to push in; to force into; to break in (e.g. into a house); to intrude
Forms
| Plain | Polite | |
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| Present | 押し入るおしいる | 押し入りますおしいります |
| Negative | 押し入らないおしいらない | 押し入りませんおしいりません |
| Past | 押し入ったおしいった | 押し入りましたおしいりました |
| Past negative | 押し入らなかったおしいらなかった | 押し入りませんでしたおしいりませんでした |
| Te-form | 押し入っておしいって |
|---|---|
| Potential | 押し入れるおしいれる |
| Passive | 押し入られるおしいられる |
| Causative | 押し入らせるおしいらせる |
| Volitional | 押し入ろうおしいろう |
| Imperative | 押し入れおしいれ |
| Conditional (ば) | 押し入ればおしいれば |
| Conditional (たら) | 押し入ったらおしいったら |
Example sentences
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He broke into a house.
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He forced his way into the room.
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Burglars broke into his house.
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He tried to force an entrance into the house.
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A burglar broke into the house.
More examples (10)
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A burglar broke into the shop yesterday.
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The burglars broke into the bank at night.
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A burglar broke into his house.
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A young man broke into my house last night.
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A burglar broke into the shop last night.
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Some burglars broke into my house last night.
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They broke into the jewelry shop.
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Two robbers broke into a store.
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A gang of thieves broke into the bank.
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Someone broke in while he was asleep.