“To kick in” in Japanese
Short answer
To kick in in Japanese is “蹴込む” (kekomu). Full meaning: to kick in(to), to sustain a loss.
Other ways to say “To kick in” in Japanese
け込む
kekomu to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
蹴込め
kekome to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
蹴込ま
kekoma to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
蹴込ん
kekon to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
け込み
kekomi to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
け込め
kekome to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
け込ま
kekoma to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
け込も
kekomo to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
け込ん
kekon to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
蹴込も
kekomo to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
け込もふ
kekomou to kick in(to), to sustain a loss
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