“To shove into” in Japanese
Short answer
To shove into in Japanese is “突き入れる” (tsukiireru). Full meaning: to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into.
Other ways to say “To shove into” in Japanese
突入れる
tsukiireru to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into
つき入れる
tsukiireru to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into
突きいれる
tsukiireru to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into
ねじ込む
nejikomu to screw in; to thrust into, to push into, to shove into, to squeeze in (e.g. a meeting); to protest (and seek rectification), to complain
突入れ
tsukiire to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into
つき入れ
tsukiire to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into
突入れれ
tsukiirere to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into
突入れろ
tsukiirero to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into
突入れん
tsukiiren to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into
突きいれ
tsukiire to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into
突入れよ
tsukiireyo to thrust into, to shove into, to push into, to drive into
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