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通常加入電話つうじょうかにゅうでんわNoun
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fixed-line phone

特別歳入とくべつさいにゅうNoun
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special revenue

水入り二番後撮り直しみずいりにばんごとりなおしNoun
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Sumo

rematch due to overlong (over 10 min) bout

還暦土俵入りかんれきどひょういりNoun
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Sumo

former grand champion's 60th birthday ring-entering ceremony

還暦横綱手数入りかんれきよこづなでずいりNoun
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Sumo

former grand champion's 60th birthday ring-entering ceremony

入れ換え戦いれかえせんNoun
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Sumo

match-up between wrestlers from different divisions who will probably 'switch' divisions in new ranking

ずぶ焼き入れずぶやきいれNoun
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immersion quenching (hardening by dropping heated metal into water or oil)

感慨一入かんがいひとしおNoun～な Adj.Adverb
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one's heart is filled with even deeper emotion; feeling the emotion all the more deeply

入国申告書にゅうこくしんこくしょNoun
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disembarkation card

入り口点入口点いりぐちてんいりくちてんNoun
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entry point

入札談合にゅうさつだんごうNoun～する Verb
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collusion before a bid or tender; bid-rigging

収入金額しゅうにゅうきんがくNoun
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total receipts; income amount

後入先出後入れ先出しあといれさきだしExpression
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last in, first out; LIFO

窮鳥懐に入れば猟師もこれを殺さずきゅうちょうふところにいればりょうしもこれをころさずExpression
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Proverb

even the hunter will refrain from killing the bird that has flown to him for shelter

入るを量りて出ずるを為すいるをはかりていずるをなすExpressionGodan verb
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Proverb

consider your income before spending

Examples
もっと経費を抑えろよ。入るを量りて出ずるを為す、ということを知らんのかね。
We have to cut business expenses here. Haven't you ever heard of looking at how much you're getting before you start spending?
輸入感染症ゆにゅうかんせんしょうNoun
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infectious disease originating overseas entering the country through an infected traveller or goods

電話加入者でんわかにゅうしゃNoun
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telephone subscriber; telephone customer

限界収入げんかいしゅうにゅうNoun
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marginal revenue

収入関税しゅうにゅうかんぜいNoun
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revenue tariff

輸入数量規制ゆにゅうすうりょうきせいNoun
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import quota

帰属収入きぞくしゅうにゅうNoun
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imputed income

投入産出表とうにゅうさんしゅつひょうNoun
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input-output table; IO table

宝さかって入る時はさかって出るたからさかっているときはさかってでるExpressionIchidan verb
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Proverb

ill-gotten gains fade as fast as they were obtained

宝の山に入りながら手を空しくして帰るたからのやまにいりながらてをむなしくしてかえるExpression
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Idiomatic expression

to have a good opportunity only to let it slip from your grasp; to come home empty-handed despite having entered treasure mountain

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