“To go past” in Japanese
Short answer
To go past in Japanese is “通り越す” (toorikosu). Full meaning: to go past (a place or thing), to go beyond.
Other ways to say “To go past” in Japanese
通り過ぎる
toorisugiru to go past, to pass, to pass by
通る
tooru to go by, to go past, to go along, to travel along, to pass through, to use (a road), to take (a route), to go via, to go by way of; to run (between; of a rail service, bus route, etc.), to operate (between), to connect; to go indoors, to go into a r
過ぎ行く
sugiyuku to pass, to go past
行き過ぎる
yukisugiru to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it
通りこす
toorikosu to go past (a place or thing), to go beyond
とおり越す
toorikosu to go past (a place or thing), to go beyond
通り越せる
toorikoseru to go past (a place or thing), to go beyond
通りすぎる
toorisugiru to go past, to pass, to pass by
とおりこす
toorikosu to go past (a place or thing), to go beyond
とおりすぎる
toorisugiru to go past, to pass, to pass by
透る
tooru to go by, to go past, to go along, to travel along, to pass through, to use (a road), to take (a route), to go via, to go by way of; to run (between; of a rail service, bus route, etc.), to operate (between), to connect; to go indoors, to go into a r
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