纳入

• Pinyin: nà rù
• Hanzi breakdown: 纳 = 纟(thread) + 内(inside) — to draw inward; 入 = a pictograph of entering — going inward into a space or system

Meaning

To incorporate into; to include within; to bring something under a framework or system.

Used in official, academic, and policy contexts to describe formally including something within a broader plan, category, or regulatory scope. Very common in government documents, academic papers, and business plans. Carries an official, systematic sense of incorporation.

Examples

1. 政府决定将农村医疗保障体系纳入全国统一管理框架，以缩小城乡之间的医疗差距。 The government decided to bring the rural healthcare system under a unified national management framework to narrow the urban-rural healthcare gap.
2. 这项最新研究成果已被正式纳入教材修订的参考依据，将在下一个学年起投入使用。 This latest research result has been officially incorporated as a reference for textbook revisions and will be put into use starting next school year.
3. 新出台的法规要求所有平台将用户数据安全管理纳入年度合规审查的核心议程。 New regulations require all platforms to include user data security management as a core focus of the annual compliance review agenda.

Usage Guide

Context: government, policy, academia, business, law

Tone: neutral/official

Do Say

• 该项目已被正式纳入国家重点发展计划，将获得优先配置的资金与政策支持。(The project has been formally incorporated into the national priority development plan, and will receive priority allocation of funding and policy support.)
• 为提升城市韧性，防灾减灾能力评估已被纳入地方政府的年度绩效考核指标体系。(To enhance urban resilience, disaster prevention and mitigation capacity assessments have been incorporated into local governments' annual performance evaluation indicator systems.)

Don't Say

• 把'纳入'用于非正式的个人或日常性包含行为 (纳入 carries an official, systematic sense of incorporation — for informal contexts, use 包括, 算上, or 加入 instead)

Origin & History

纳(to take in/receive) + 入(to enter). Together meaning 'to take in and bring inside' a given system or category

Cultural Context

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal