入室する
nyūshitsu suruTo physically enter a room or enclosed space.
彼は会議室に入室する前にノックをしました。
He knocked before entering the conference room.
Commonly used in formal and informal contexts to describe entering a room or space.
To join a group or activity, often with a formal or ceremonial aspect.
新入生は入室式で正式に大学生活を始めました。
The freshmen officially began their university life at the entrance ceremony.
Used in contexts like school or club initiations.
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💡Pro Tip
Formal vs. Informal
Use '入室する' in formal contexts like ceremonies or official settings. For casual situations, '入る' is more common.
⚡Gold Rule
Context Matters
The meaning can shift based on context, from physical entry to symbolic joining.
📖Word Origin
Combination of 入 (nyū, 'enter') and 室 (shitsu, 'room').
📝Usage Notes
Can be used both literally and metaphorically, such as joining a group or starting a new phase.