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“To overhang” in Japanese

Short answer
張り出す haridasu はりだす

To overhang in Japanese is “張り出す” (haridasu). Full meaning: to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post.

Other ways to say “To overhang” in Japanese

貼り出す haridasu to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post 張りだす haridasu to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post 張出せる haridaseru to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post はり出す haridasu to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post はりだせる haridaseru to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post 張り出せる haridaseru to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post はりだす haridasu to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post 張出す haridasu to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post 差し出る sashideru to be forward, to stick one's nose into, to meddle, to be intrusive; to jut out, to protrude, to overhang 差し掛かる sashikakaru to come near (to), to approach; to be on the verge of, to be about to reach (a stage, period, etc.), to approach (e.g. a climax); to overhang, to hang over はりだし haridashi to project, to overhang, to stick out, to jut out, to overlie; to put up (a notice), to post

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