“To crowd into” in Japanese
Short answer
To crowd into in Japanese is “なだれ込む” (nadarekomu). Full meaning: to rush into, to surge into, to crowd into.
Other ways to say “To crowd into” in Japanese
押し込む
oshikomu to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into; to break in, to burgle, to burglarize
押しかける
oshikakeru to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in
押込む
oshikomu to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into; to break in, to burgle, to burglarize
押込る
oshikomeru to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into; to break in, to burgle, to burglarize
おしこむ
oshikomu to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into; to break in, to burgle, to burglarize
押込める
oshikomeru to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into; to break in, to burgle, to burglarize
押しこむ
oshikomu to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into; to break in, to burgle, to burglarize
押し込る
oshikomeru to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into; to break in, to burgle, to burglarize
押しこめる
oshikomeru to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into; to break in, to burgle, to burglarize
押し込める
oshikomeru to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into; to break in, to burgle, to burglarize
おしこめる
oshikomeru to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into; to break in, to burgle, to burglarize
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