Usages of hairu
カード の 明細 を 見たら、 先週 の 昼ご飯 の 代金 も 入って いました。kaado no meisai wo mitara, sensyuu no hirugohan no daikin mo haitte imasita.
When I checked the card statement, last week’s lunch charge was included too.
この 資料 に は、 地図 も 入って います。kono siryou ni ha, tizu mo haitte imasu.
A map is also included in these materials.
議事録 を 読み返したら、 私 が 会議 で 言ったこと が 入って いませんでした。giziroku wo yomikaesitara, watasi ga kaigi de ittakoto ga haitte imasendesita.
When I reread the meeting minutes, what I said in the meeting was not included.
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