入り
いり
entering; entrance; entry; attendance
Common word
Meanings
Noun, Noun, suffix
entering; entrance; entryNoun
attendance; audience; number (of visitors, customers, etc.)Noun, suffix
containingNoun
income; earnings; takings- expenses; expenditure
All 7 meanings
- setting (of the Sun or Moon)
- beginning (of the equinoctial week, midsummer, etc.); start; first day
Example sentences
お入り頂きなさい。
Let him in.
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There is only a small audience today.
お入りになりませんか？
Won't you come in?
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The concert was well attended.
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Each package contains a score of cigarettes.
More examples (10)
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Each package contains a score of cigarettes.
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I'd like some sugared milk, please.
アーモンド入りのデーツが食べたい。
I want to eat some dates with almonds in them.
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Do come in, please.
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The ship is now in dock for a refit.
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I drank ceremonial sake with gold leaf in it at the new year.
ポテトとピクルス入りのピザを注文しました。
We ordered a pizza with potatoes and pickles.
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Coffee, please, with cream and sugar.
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May I have a cup of coffee with cream and sugar?
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"Can I get a bottle of water?" "Still or sparkling?"