()()れる

おしいれる
verb (ichidan)
to push into, to break into, to force one's way in
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()()れる()()れない
Present polite()()れます()()れません
Past()()れた()()れなかった
Past polite()()れました()()れませんでした
て form()()れて()()れなくて
ている present()()れている()()れていない
ている polite()()れています()()れていません
ている past()()れていた()()れていなかった
ている past polite()()れていました()()れていませんでした
Conditional ば()()れれば()()れなければ
Conditional たら()()れたら()()れなかったら
Volitional()()れよう
Volitional polite()()れましょう
Potential()()れられる()()れられない
Passive()()れられる()()れられない
Causative()()れさせる()()れさせない
Imperative()()れろ()()れるな
1. to push into
To forcefully push something or someone into a space.
かばん(ほん)()()れた。
I shoved the book into my bag.
荷物(にもつ)無理(むり)やり()()れた。
I forcibly pushed the luggage in.
(ふく)()()()()れた。
I shoved the clothes into the drawer.
I squeezed my body into the packed train and managed to get on.
It was hard to shove all the souvenirs into the suitcase.
2. to break into, to force one's way in
To enter a place by force, especially illegally.
強盗(ごうとう)(いえ)()()れた。
Robbers broke into the house.
The crowd forced their way into the building.
泥棒(どろぼう)(まど)から()()れた。
The thief broke in through the window.
The culprit apparently broke into the store through the back door.
A stranger forced his way into the house late at night, and we called the police.

()()れる is a compound verb from () (to push) + ()れる (to put in). It indicates forceful entry or insertion.

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CONFUSION NOTE:
Do not confuse with ()() (おしいれ), which is a noun meaning a Japanese-style closet — a built-in storage space with sliding doors, typically found in 和室(わしつ) (Japanese-style rooms).

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