~込む (into / deeply)

grammar

28 sentences

The auxiliary verb suffix ~込む attached to a verb's masu-stem, adding the sense 'into / inward / deeply / thoroughly / committedly': 飛び込む ('jump in'), 書き込む ('write in/into'), 詰め込む ('cram in'), 押し込む ('push in'), 走り込む ('train by running'), 落ち込む ('sink into depression'), 老け込む ('age dramatically'), 信じ込む ('be utterly convinced'), 申し込む ('apply'), 思い込む ('be convinced'), 吹き込む ('blow/breathe into / instill'), 話し込む ('talk at length'), 考え込む ('lose oneself in thought'). One of Japanese's most productive compound-verb suffixes.

28 sentences

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She was lost in thought about the bullying directed at her.

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She came running into my arms.

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She instilled confidence in me.

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She completely tricked me into believing the story.

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She got it into her head that I was talking behind her back.

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My grandfather suddenly grew old and frail after my grandmother passed away out of the blue.

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She suddenly fell silent.

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She quickly slipped her arm through his.

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She took advantage of my ignorance.

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When I was feeling down, she cheered me up.

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She's started looking older all of a sudden.

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She has a tendency to suddenly fall into a slump.

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She felt sick and crouched down on the ground.

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She drilled the basics of English grammar into her students thoroughly.

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She fell head over heels for him at first sight.

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She poured all her energy into the work.

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She fell asleep with her sweater still on.

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If you've swallowed something dangerous, what you do about it depends on what you swallowed.

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They poured water into the glass with a smooth, elegant motion.

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The car got stuck in the mud.

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The train slid into the station.

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She is convinced he is innocent.

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She applied for admission.

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She dove into the pool.

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She rolled all her clothes up into the suitcase.

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She's been laid up sick for the past week.

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A cold wind blew in.

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