囲い込む | Japanese meaning

囲い込む【かこいこむ】

Frequency rank: 22,663. – 22,785.

Godan verb with 'mu' ending

to enclose; to impound; to cut off; to corral

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囲い込む【かこいこむ】Frequency rank: 22,663. – 22,785.
かこいこむ

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to enclose

This meaning refers to the act of surrounding something or creating a boundary around it, often to keep it contained or protected.

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This building is enclosed by a large wall.

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He installed a fence to enclose the garden.

to impound

This meaning relates to the confiscation or confinement of objects or animals, typically for legal reasons or to control access.

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The police impounded the illegally parked cars.

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The dog without an owner was impounded at the animal shelter.

to cut off

This usage signifies the action of isolating or separating someone or something from a larger group or flow, often used in a figurative sense.

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He cut off his friends to have a private conversation.

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The country has implemented isolationist economic policies from others.

to corral

This meaning describes gathering animals (like livestock) into a confined space, but it can also refer to bringing people together for a specific purpose.

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It was necessary to corral the horses on the ranch.

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It was important to corral the participants for the event.

Generated collocations (experimental)

enclosureenclosed lifestylefence for enclosingenclosed areaenclosing techniqueenclosure strategyenclosing projectcorralled animalto corner the marketenclosed land

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