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“To be carried over” in Japanese

Short answer

もつれ込む motsurekomu もつれこむ

To be carried over in Japanese is “もつれ込む” (motsurekomu). Full meaning: to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.).

Other ways to say “To be carried over” in Japanese

もつれ込も motsurekomo to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.) もつれ込ん motsurekon to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.) もつれ込み motsurekomi to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.) もつれ込め motsurekome to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.) もつれ込ま motsurekoma to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.) もつれ込もっ motsurekomo to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.) もつれ込みゃ motsurekomya to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.) もつれ込もふ motsurekomou to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.) もつれ込もう motsurekomou to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.) もつれ込まう motsurekomou to go to the next stage (after failing to reach a conclusion), to be carried over (e.g. to the next meeting), to go into (a run-off, overtime, extra innings, etc.)

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