(まね)()れる

まねきいれる
verb (ichidan)
to invite in; to usher in; to welcome inside
他動詞 transitiveactionsociety
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present(まね)()れる(まね)()れない
Present polite(まね)()れます(まね)()れません
Past(まね)()れた(まね)()れなかった
Past polite(まね)()れました(まね)()れませんでした
て form(まね)()れて(まね)()れなくて
ている present(まね)()れている(まね)()れていない
ている polite(まね)()れています(まね)()れていません
ている past(まね)()れていた(まね)()れていなかった
ている past polite(まね)()れていました(まね)()れていませんでした
Conditional ば(まね)()れれば(まね)()れなければ
Conditional たら(まね)()れたら(まね)()れなかったら
Volitional(まね)()れよう
Volitional polite(まね)()れましょう
Potential(まね)()れられる(まね)()れられない
Passive(まね)()れられる(まね)()れられない
Causative(まね)()れさせる(まね)()れさせない
Imperative(まね)()れろ(まね)()れるな
1. to invite in; to usher in; to welcome inside
To welcome or guide someone into an enclosed space such as a room, home, or building, often as a hospitable or formal gesture.
(きゃく)部屋(へや)(まね)()れた。
I invited the guest into the room.
He welcomed us into his home with a smile.
The company president ushered the visitors into the reception room.
2. to bring about (something undesirable); to invite (trouble, disaster)
Used figuratively to describe causing or attracting an unwanted outcome, such as failure, confusion, or criticism, through one's actions or negligence.
油断(ゆだん)失敗(しっぱい)(まね)()れた。
Carelessness invited failure.
その決定(けってい)(おお)きな混乱(こんらん)(まね)()れることになった。
That decision ended up bringing about great confusion.
A careless remark invited criticism.

A compound verb formed from (まね) (to invite, to beckon) and ()れる (to put in, to let in). Sense 1 is the literal meaning of welcoming someone into a space. Sense 2 is figurative, meaning to bring about or invite an undesirable outcome.

Usage

  • Sense 1: Person Place (まね)()れる
  • Sense 2: Consequence (まね)()れる (the figurative sense often drops the phrase)

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