“To overdo it” in Japanese
Short answer
To overdo it in Japanese is “行き過ぎる” (yukisugiru). Full meaning: to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it.
Other ways to say “To overdo it” in Japanese
度を超える
dowokoeru to overstep the mark, to go too far, to overdo it
無理をする
muriwosuru to work too hard, to try too hard, to strain oneself, to overdo it, to go too far
行き過ぎ
ikisugi to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it
行き過ぎよ
yukisugiyo to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it
行き過ぎれ
yukisugire to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it
行き過ぎろ
ikisugiro to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it
行き過ぎん
yukisugin to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it
行き過ぎよふ
ikisugiyou to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it
行き過ぎよう
ikisugiyou to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it
行き過ぎよっ
ikisugiyo to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it
行き過ぎりゃ
ikisugirya to go too far, to go past; to go to extremes, to overdo it
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