(しい)

しいれ
noun
stocking; purchasing; procurement
businessbusiness
1. stocking; purchasing; procurement
The act of purchasing goods or materials for resale or business use. Also refers to the wholesale price or cost of goods purchased.
仕入(しい)()()がった
The purchase price went up.
Every morning, I purchase fresh fish at the market.
仕入(しい)(さき)()えたらコスト()がった
When I changed suppliers, costs went down.
2. acquiring information; gathering material
Figuratively, the process of gathering information, knowledge, or material for a particular purpose.
ネタ仕入(しい)大事(だいじ)だ。
Gathering material is important.
The reporter ran around gathering information.
I went traveling and picked up new knowledge.

Derived from

The verb 仕入(しい)れる (to stock up, to purchase for business).

Common collocations

  • 仕入(しい)() - purchase price, wholesale cost
  • 仕入(しい)(さき) - supplier, source of goods
  • 仕入(しい)担当(たんとう) - purchasing manager
  • 仕入(しい)コスト - procurement cost

Business context

Related words

Usage

ネタの仕入(しい)れ - gathering material (for writing, comedy, etc.)

Register

Neutral. Common in business contexts and everyday commercial activities.