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出で入いり
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
1. going in and out; entering and exiting
There is hardly any traffic in and out of that room.
2. visiting regularly; frequenting; having regular dealings with
You mean you've been hanging around a house like that?
Noun
3. income and expenditure; incomings and outgoings
I check the company's incomings and outgoings.
4. increase and decrease; surplus and deficit; fluctuation
5. fight; trouble; quarrel; dispute
6. indentations (e.g. of a coastline)
Alt. forms
出で入いり
99%
出ではいり
出で這は入いり
Kanji used
出
exit
入
enter
Pitch accent
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いり
で
いり
Top 3100
Conjugations...Used in: 3358
Composed of
coming out; going out; attending (work); appearing (on stage); start; beginning; origins
entering; entrance; attendance; audience; containing; income; earnings
Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
ban on entering (a building, venue, etc.)
one's regular tradesman
problems arising from affairs with women; trouble over women
1 more...
Examples (15 in total)
Besides, I've been a regular visitor there for ages.
There sure are a lot of people coming and going.
I check the company's incomings and outgoings.
A lot of money has been coming in and going out this month.
There is hardly any traffic in and out of that room.
I got some unusual fruit from a supplier who comes by regularly.
There is a high turnover of people in this industry.
Ants are going in and out of the hole in the sofa, too.
Lately, people had been coming and going more and more.
I write down each month's income and expenses in a notebook.
He has access to the American Embassy.
Since the lock is never engaged, I am free to come and go.
How did the people on watch get in and out of this place?
So, does that mean you frequent this place?
As long as you avoid that time, entering and exiting is not particularly difficult.