“To kick into” in Japanese
Short answer
To kick into in Japanese is “蹴り込む” (kerikomu). Full meaning: to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal).
Other ways to say “To kick into” in Japanese
けり込む
kerikomu to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
蹴りこむ
kerikomu to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
けり込ん
kerikon to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
けり込ま
kerikoma to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
蹴りこみ
kerikomi to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
蹴りこも
kerikomo to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
蹴りこめ
kerikome to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
蹴り込も
kerikomo to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
蹴りこん
kerikon to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
蹴りこま
kerikoma to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
蹴り込み
kerikomi to kick into (e.g. a ball into the goal)
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