“To drop into” in Japanese
Short answer
To drop into in Japanese is “垂らし込む” (tarashikomu). Full meaning: to drop into, drop-by-drop.
Other ways to say “To drop into” in Japanese
滑り落とす
suberiotosu to drop into, to slip into, to let fall into, to slide (something) down
すべり落とす
suberiotosu to drop into, to slip into, to let fall into, to slide (something) down
陥れる
otoshiireru to trap (into a difficult situation), to put (in a fix), to throw (e.g. into turmoil), to trick (into doing), to lure (into a trap), to frame (for a crime); to capture (a castle, fortress, etc.), to take, to reduce; to drop (something) into
垂らし込み
tarashikomi to drop into, drop-by-drop
垂らし込め
tarashikome to drop into, drop-by-drop
垂らし込ま
tarashikoma to drop into, drop-by-drop
垂らし込も
tarashikomo to drop into, drop-by-drop
垂らし込ん
tarashikon to drop into, drop-by-drop
滑り落とせ
suberiotose to drop into, to slip into, to let fall into, to slide (something) down
滑り落とし
suberiotoshi to drop into, to slip into, to let fall into, to slide (something) down
滑り落とそ
suberiotoso to drop into, to slip into, to let fall into, to slide (something) down
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