立ち入る
意味
To enter; to trespass; to step into; to go into detail; to pry into private matters.
A Group 1 (godan) compound verb from 立つ (to stand) and 入る (to enter). The literal sense is to step into a place, including restricted areas. The figurative sense is to intrude into private or sensitive territory, whether physically or in conversation — such as prying into someone's personal affairs or delving into details that go beyond what is appropriate. 立ち入り禁止 (no entry) is a ubiquitous compound.
例文
- 工事現場には立ち入り禁止の看板が立てられており、関係者以外は入れない。
- その話題はあまりにも個人的すぎて、他人が立ち入るべきではないと感じた。
- 彼は細かい数字には立ち入らず、プロジェクトの全体像だけを説明した。
使い方ガイド
場面: signage, social etiquette, formal explanation, law
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
Compound of 立つ (to stand, rise) and 入る (to enter). The combination captures the act of actively stepping into a space, with connotations of intrusion when the space is restricted or private.
文化的背景
時代: Edo–Present
世代: All ages
社会的背景: Universal
関連フレーズ
フラッシュカード、クイズ、音声発音、間隔反復