出入(でい)り

でいり
noun
going in and out; traffic; slight discrepancy
movement
1. going in and out; entering and exiting
The act of going in and coming out of a place.
This building allows free entry and exit.
Where is the entrance/exit?
Entry and exit by outsiders is prohibited.
出入(でい)りを管理(かんり)する。
Control the entry and exit.
A key card is required for entry and exit at night.
2. traffic; comings and goings
The flow of people or vehicles entering and leaving a place.
出入(でい)りの多(おお)い店(みせ)だ。
This store has a lot of foot traffic.
人(ひと)の出入(でい)りが激(はげ)しい。
There's heavy foot traffic.
出入(でい)りの少(すく)ない店(みせ)だ。
It's a store with little foot traffic.
Please watch out for vehicles coming and going.
出入(でい)りの業者(ぎょうしゃ)。
A tradesman who regularly calls on us (a regular supplier).
It's a workplace with high turnover.
3. discrepancy; slight variation (more or less)
A small difference from an exact or expected number: a little more or a little less.
I keep a record of the money coming in and going out.
計算(けいさん)に出入(でい)りがある。
There's a discrepancy in the calculation.
There was a slight discrepancy in the amount.
Check the goods going into and out of stock.
There are about a hundred participants, give or take a few.

Common collocations

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Without り, 出入(しゅつにゅう) is read しゅつにゅう and appears in formal compounds: 出入国(しゅつにゅうこく) (entering and leaving a country), 出入金(しゅつにゅうきん) (deposits and withdrawals).