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Compound verbs I — 〜出す, 〜込む — 複合動詞①

The N2 verb pattern that makes new verbs from old: to start doing, to go deep into, to take in. Read each word aloud with its reading, then write it once on the line — in kana if you cannot yet write the kanji.

いいだす verb
言い出す to bring up, to start saying
はしりだす verb
走り出す to start running
ふりだす verb
降り出す to start to rain or snow
とびこむ verb
飛び込む to jump into, to dive in
はなしこむ verb
話し込む to talk at length
おちこむ verb
落ち込む to feel down; to fall into
わりこむ verb
割り込む to cut in, to interrupt
うちこむ verb
打ち込む to devote oneself to; to drive in
くみこむ verb
組み込む to build into, to incorporate
もりこむ verb
盛り込む to include, to work into (a plan)
まきこむ verb
巻き込む to involve, to drag into
おいこむ verb
追い込む to corner, to drive into
さしだす verb
差し出す to hold out, to submit
おいだす verb
追い出す to drive out, to expel
とりだす verb
取り出す to take out, to produce
おもいだせる verb
思い出せる to be able to recall
うりだす verb
売り出す to put on sale, to launch
とびだすこと noun
飛び出す事 rushing out (as a noun)
つくりだす verb
作り出す to create, to bring into being
うみだす verb
生み出す to give rise to, to produce
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Compound verbs I — 〜出す, 〜込む — from memory

Cover page 1. Write the Japanese for each meaning (kana is fine), then write what each word in part 2 means. Page 1 is the answer key.

1    Write the Japanese
to devote oneself to; to drive in
verb
to jump into, to dive in
verb
to include, to work into (a plan)
verb
to take out, to produce
verb
to talk at length
verb
to start to rain or snow
verb
to corner, to drive into
verb
to feel down; to fall into
verb
to involve, to drag into
verb
to give rise to, to produce
verb
2    What does it mean?
組み込む
売り出す
走り出す
飛び出す事
言い出す
追い出す
思い出せる
作り出す
割り込む
差し出す
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