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もりこむ
verb (godan)
to incorporate, to include, to pack in
他動詞 transitiveaction
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present()()()()まない
Present polite()()みます()()みません
Past()()んだ()()まなかった
Past polite()()みました()()みませんでした
て form()()んで()()まなくて
ている present()()んでいる()()んでいない
ている polite()()んでいます()()んでいません
ている past()()んでいた()()んでいなかった
ている past polite()()んでいました()()んでいませんでした
Conditional ば()()めば()()まなければ
Conditional たら()()んだら()()まなかったら
Volitional()()もう
Volitional polite()()みましょう
Potential()()める()()めない
Passive()()まれる()()まれない
Causative()()ませる()()ませない
Imperative()()()()むな
1. to incorporate, to include, to work into
To include or incorporate content, ideas, or elements into a plan, document, proposal, or creative work. Often used in business and formal contexts when adding items to plans or policies.
I incorporated the new proposal into the plan.
We plan to incorporate an education support item into the budget proposal.
It is necessary to clearly incorporate the rights and obligations of both parties into the contract.
2. to heap into, to pack into, to fill with
To pile or pack food or other items generously into a container. The literal, physical sense of filling something up.
弁当(べんとう)(ばこ)おかず()()んだ。
I packed the side dishes into the lunch box.
I heaped a generous amount of salad into a large bowl.
I packed the bowl to the brim with toppings and finished it as a hearty dish.

Forms

() (to heap, to serve) + () (into). The () suffix adds the nuance of putting something into or packing something in.

Usage

Sense 1 (incorporate) is more common in modern usage, especially in business, government, and media contexts. The passive form ()()まれる (to be incorporated) is very frequent in news articles about policy and legislation.

Common collocations