メスが入る | Japanese meaning

メスが入る【メスがいる】

expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); Godan verb with 'ru' ending

to operate; to clean up; to inquire (into); to take drastic measuressee also メスを入れる【メスをいれる】

Forms

メスが入る【メスがいる】
メスがいる

Generated definitions (experimental)

to operate

This phrase is commonly used in medical contexts to refer to performing surgery on a patient.

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The doctor said that it is necessary to operate on the patient.

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Surgery was performed.

to clean up

This usage refers to taking measures to organize or fix a situation that is messy or problematic.

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The company decided to clean up after the wrongdoing was discovered.

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We need to take drastic measures to resolve this issue.

to inquire (into)

In this context, it means to investigate or look into a particular matter more thoroughly.

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Following the incident, the police decided to inquire into it.

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He felt there was a need to investigate the issue.

to take drastic measures

This usage suggests implementing significant or serious actions to address a problem or situation.

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The government decided to take drastic measures to strengthen regulations.

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It is essential to take drastic measures to solve environmental issues.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to be operated onto perform surgeryto take drastic measures regarding this issuesurgery has been performedようa situation that requires drastic measuresafter the operationsurgery that involves major interventionto take legal actionthe issue has been addressed seriously