“To draw up at” in Japanese
Short answer
To draw up at in Japanese is “乗り付ける” (noritsukeru). Full meaning: to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving.
Other ways to say “To draw up at” in Japanese
乗付ける
noritsukeru to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
のりつける
noritsukeru to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
乗りつける
noritsukeru to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
のりつけ
noritsuke to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
乗りつけ
noritsuke to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
乗付け
noritsuke to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
のりつけろ
noritsukero to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
のりつけれ
noritsukere to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
のりつけよ
noritsukeyo to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
のりつけん
noritsuken to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
乗付けん
noritsuken to arrive (by car, bike, etc.), to drive up to, to draw up at; to get used to riding, to get used to driving
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