“To ride past” in Japanese
Short answer
To ride past 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 ride past” in Japanese
乗り過ごす
norisugosu to ride past, to miss one's stop (train, bus, etc.)
乗越せる
norikoseru to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
乗りすごす
norisugosu to ride past, to miss one's stop (train, bus, etc.)
乗り越せる
norikoseru to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over
のりすごす
norisugosu to ride past, to miss one's stop (train, bus, etc.)
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
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