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“To extend into” in Japanese

Short answer

乗り入れる noriireru のりいれる

To extend into in Japanese is “乗り入れる” (noriireru). Full meaning: to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line).

Other ways to say “To extend into” in Japanese

乗入れる noriireru to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) のり入れる noriireru to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) 乗りいれる noriireru to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) のりいれる noriireru to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) 跨る matagaru to straddle, to sit astride, to mount; to extend over, to spread over, to span, to extend into 乗りいれ noriire to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) 乗入れろ noriirero to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) のりいれ noriire to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) 乗入れん noriiren to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) 乗入れれ noriirere to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) のり入れ noriire to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line)

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