“To overshoot” in Japanese
Short answer
To overshoot in Japanese is “乗り越す” (norikosu). Full meaning: to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over.
Other ways to say “To overshoot” in Japanese
乗越せる
norikoseru to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
乗り越せる
norikoseru to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
のりこせる
norikoseru to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
のりこす
norikosu to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
乗越す
norikosu to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
乗越そ
norikoso to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
乗越さ
norikosa to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
乗越せ
norikose to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
乗越しゃ
norikosha to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
のりこさ
norikosa to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
のりこせ
norikose to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
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