“Stretch” in Japanese
Short answer
Stretch in Japanese is “こじつけ” (kojitsuke). Full meaning: distortion, stretch, strained interpretation, technicality, casuistry, sophistry.
Other ways to say “Stretch” in Japanese
ストレッチ
sutoretchi stretch (of a material), stretch material; stretch, straight (course), straightaway
コジつけ
kojitsuke distortion, stretch, strained interpretation, technicality, casuistry, sophistry
コジツケ
kojitsuke distortion, stretch, strained interpretation, technicality, casuistry, sophistry
一帯
ittai whole area, whole region; stretch (of land), tract, belt, zone
ストレッチ体操
sutoretchitaisou stretching (exercise), stretch
直線コース
chokusenkoosu straight course, straight, stretch, straightaway
間
ai space (between), gap, interval, distance, stretch; period of time (during, while), duration, interval; between (two parties or things)
こじ付け
kojitsuke distortion, stretch, strained interpretation, technicality, casuistry, sophistry
故事付け
kojitsuke distortion, stretch, strained interpretation, technicality, casuistry, sophistry
あいだ
aida space (between), gap, interval, distance, stretch; period of time (during, while), duration, interval; between (two parties or things)
一帶
ittai whole area, whole region; stretch (of land), tract, belt, zone
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