How to say "injection" in Japanese
- 注射ちゅうしゃnoun, suru verb, transitive verbA medical injection given with a syringe — a shot or jab at the clinic or hospital. This is the word you want for getting an injection from a doctor or nurse.
- 注入ちゅうにゅうnoun, suru verb, transitive verbThe act of injecting or pouring something into something else — an injection of a substance, not a medical shot. Use it when something is being put or poured in rather than given as a jab.
- 投入とうにゅうnoun, suru verb, transitive verbPutting in or committing resources — an injection or infusion of funds, personnel, and the like. This is the figurative 'injection' of funds or resources, not a medical shot or a poured liquid.
Use 注射 for a medical injection or shot, 注入 for injecting or pouring a liquid or substance into something, and 投入 for figuratively injecting resources such as funds or personnel.
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