(らんにゅう)

らんにゅう
noun, suru verb
barging in, storming in, crashing
1. barging in, storming in, crashing (an event)
The act of rushing into a place or event uninvited, often causing disruption. Used for literal physical intrusions and for unexpected appearances in entertainment or gaming contexts.
観客(かんきゃく)がグラウンドに乱入(らんにゅう)した。
A spectator stormed onto the field.
生放送(なまほうそう)(ちゅう)にステージに乱入(らんにゅう)する(ひと)がいた。
Someone rushed onto the stage during the live broadcast.
プロレスでは乱入(らんにゅう)試合(しあい)()()げる演出(えんしゅつ)になることがある。
In professional wrestling, a run-in can be a performance that livens up the match.

GRAMMAR: Functions as a noun and as a する verb (乱入(らんにゅう)する).

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ステージに乱入(らんにゅう)する (to rush onto the stage)
  • 乱入(らんにゅう)(しゃ) (intruder, person who barges in)
  • 試合(しあい)乱入(らんにゅう)する (to crash a match)

USAGE: In gaming and streaming culture, 乱入(らんにゅう) is used for unexpected players joining a game session. In professional wrestling, it refers to a planned or unplanned interference in a match.