No. 2,218 in Japanese
突入
"突入" means "entry," "rush," or "storming into."
In a sentence
彼は危険を恐れずに火災現場に突入した。
He entered the fire scene without fearing danger.
"突入した" means "entered forcefully or purposefully," emphasizing the decisive action taken.
新しいプロジェクトに突入する時は準備が必要です。
When starting a new project, preparation is essential.
"突入する" refers to "starting an endeavor or phase resolutely," highlighting the transition into it.
選手たちは試合の最終局面に突入しました。
The players have entered the final stage of the match.
"突入しました" signifies "entering a critical or decisive phase," often marked by heightened intensity.
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