No. 1,173 in Japanese
投入
"投入" means "投入" means "investment," "input," or "commitment," depending on context.
In a sentence
彼は新製品の開発に全力を投入した。
He dedicated all his efforts to the development of the new product.
In this sentence, "投入" is used figuratively to mean dedicating or committing one's resources (such as effort or energy) fully into an objective or activity.
彼は自動販売機に硬貨を投入した。
He inserted a coin into the vending machine.
Here, "投入" is used in its literal sense, representing the action of inserting or putting an object (coin) into something.
政府は経済対策のために多額の資金を投入した。
The government invested a large amount of funds for economic measures.
In this example, "投入" describes the allocation or investment of resources (money) into a specific initiative or purpose.
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