む【けこむ】

    Godan verb with 'mu' ending; transitive verb
  1. to kick in(to); to sustain a loss
Forms
  • む【けこむ】
  • けこむ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to kick in(to)
    2. This usage refers to the action of forcefully kicking something in, often a door or object that blocks access, suggesting an aggressive or urgent attempt to enter or move through.
    He kicked in the door to get inside.
    The police kicked in the house.
  2. to sustain a loss
    3. This usage refers to experiencing a setback or loss in terms of finances or resources, often used in contexts like business or sports where one might encounter negative outcomes.
    He sustained a significant loss in his investments.
    The company sustained many losses last year.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to kick in(to)to be kicked in(to)to kick in the doorto sometimes kick in(to)to kick in self-confidenceto sustain a loss by kicking into kick in with one's footto kick in motivation
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