“To impose on” in Japanese
Short answer
To impose on in Japanese is “つけ込む” (tsukekomu). Full meaning: to take advantage of, to impose on, to exploit; to enter (an item in a ledger), to make an entry (in an account book).
Other ways to say “To impose on” in Japanese
付け入る
tsukeiru to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
付入る
tsukeiru to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
つけ入る
tsukeiru to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
つけいる
tsukeiru to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
付入っ
tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
付入ッ
tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
つけ入ッ
tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
つけいッ
tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
付け入っ
tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
つけ入っ
tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
つけいっ
tsukei to take advantage (of someone's weaknesses, carelessness, etc.), to impose on
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