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積つむ
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, む, transitive)
1. to pile up; to stack
The father stacks stones, and the mother makes a meal.
2. to load (car, ship, etc.); to pack
It seems they are loading the boxes onto the carriage one after another.
3. to acquire; to accumulate
It is proof that one has undergone considerable training.
Alt. forms
積つむ
86%
つむ
13%
Kanji used
積
pile up and accumulate
Pitch accent
つ
む
Top 1700
Conjugations...Used in: 3865
Used in vocabulary (6 in total)
to gain experience; to accumulate experiences
to practice; to practise; to train; to drill; to become practiced; to become practised
to build one's career
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Examples (24 in total)
The luggage has already been loaded, so...
Does your car have a spare tire?
I laid the bicycle on its side and loaded it into the car.
Tom has a gun in his car.
The ship loaded in two days.
The documents that had been piled up in the room are gone.
It is proof that one has undergone considerable training.
The magazines are piled up next to the table.
The level can be restored if you train again.
The men loaded the baggage into the truck.
Fan letters lay in a heap on the desk.
The father stacks stones, and the mother makes a meal.
In front of the two of them was a mountain of stacked chocolate.
Tomorrow, a truck loaded with supplies will come to the village.
Could you help me put these bags into the car?
That is something to do after accumulating enough achievements to convince those around you.
No matter how much money you throw at it, murder is the one thing you can't cover up.
The loaded cargo is bouncing up and down.
The vessel was loaded with coal, lumber, and so on.
It seems they are loading the boxes onto the carriage one after another.
The other two carriages were loaded with luggage.
Once you gain life experience, you won't be surprised by something like this.
The pile of papers stacked on the desk is shrinking before my eyes.
We drive the poles we brought on the horses into the ground and string a rope between them.