掻き込む | Japanese meaning

かき込む【かきこむ】

Frequency rank: 37,313. – 37,771. (for form 掻き込む: 35,666. – 36,081.)

Alsoきむ【かきこむ】きこむ【かきこむ】きむ【かきこむ】かきこむ

Godan verb with 'mu' ending; transitive verb

to bolt down (food); to gulp down; to shovel (into one's mouth)see also 掻っ込む

This meaning is often used when referring to eating food quickly and without much attention, usually due to hunger or a lack of time.

He bolted down his meal and left immediately.

to carry under the armsee also 掻い込む

This meaning refers to the action of holding something beneath the arm, typically for convenience when transporting an item.

She carried the book under her arm and got on the train.

to rake in; to rake towards one

This meaning is used in contexts where someone is bringing things towards themselves, often in a metaphorical sense such as acquiring money or benefits.

He raked in a lot of money from his investments.

Example sentences1 result

Tom scarfed down his cereal in a hurry.

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かき込む【かきこむ】

Frequency rank: 37,313. – 37,771. (for form 掻き込む: 35,666. – 36,081.)

Alsoきむ【かきこむ】きこむ【かきこむ】きむ【かきこむ】かきこむ

Godan verb with 'mu' ending; transitive verb

to bolt down (food); to gulp down; to shovel (into one's mouth)see also 掻っ込む

This meaning is often used when referring to eating food quickly and without much attention, usually due to hunger or a lack of time.

He bolted down his meal and left immediately.

to carry under the armsee also 掻い込む

This meaning refers to the action of holding something beneath the arm, typically for convenience when transporting an item.

She carried the book under her arm and got on the train.

to rake in; to rake towards one

This meaning is used in contexts where someone is bringing things towards themselves, often in a metaphorical sense such as acquiring money or benefits.

He raked in a lot of money from his investments.

Example sentences1 result

Tom scarfed down his cereal in a hurry.

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込

N3常用

意crowded; mixture; in bulk; included; (kokuji)

訓-こ.む、こ.む、こ.み、-こ.み、こ.める

名こみ、ごめ

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掻

意scratch; rake; comb; paddle; behead

訓か.く

音ソウ

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搔

意to scratch

訓か.く

音ソウ

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Lingaku

Japanese

Chinese

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かき込む【かきこむ】

Frequency rank: 37,313. – 37,771. (for form 掻き込む: 35,666. – 36,081.)

Alsoきむ【かきこむ】きこむ【かきこむ】きむ【かきこむ】かきこむ

Godan verb with 'mu' ending; transitive verb

to bolt down (food); to gulp down; to shovel (into one's mouth)see also 掻っ込む

This meaning is often used when referring to eating food quickly and without much attention, usually due to hunger or a lack of time.

He bolted down his meal and left immediately.

to carry under the armsee also 掻い込む

This meaning refers to the action of holding something beneath the arm, typically for convenience when transporting an item.

She carried the book under her arm and got on the train.

to rake in; to rake towards one

This meaning is used in contexts where someone is bringing things towards themselves, often in a metaphorical sense such as acquiring money or benefits.

He raked in a lot of money from his investments.

Example sentences1 result

Tom scarfed down his cereal in a hurry.

Tatoeba

かき込む【かきこむ】

Frequency rank: 37,313. – 37,771. (for form 掻き込む: 35,666. – 36,081.)

Alsoきむ【かきこむ】きこむ【かきこむ】きむ【かきこむ】かきこむ

Godan verb with 'mu' ending; transitive verb

to bolt down (food); to gulp down; to shovel (into one's mouth)see also 掻っ込む

This meaning is often used when referring to eating food quickly and without much attention, usually due to hunger or a lack of time.

He bolted down his meal and left immediately.

to carry under the armsee also 掻い込む

This meaning refers to the action of holding something beneath the arm, typically for convenience when transporting an item.

She carried the book under her arm and got on the train.

to rake in; to rake towards one

This meaning is used in contexts where someone is bringing things towards themselves, often in a metaphorical sense such as acquiring money or benefits.