“To strike into” in Japanese
Short answer
To strike into in Japanese is “ぶっ込む” (bukkomu). Full meaning: to drive (something) into, to strike into, to hammer in; to throw into, to toss into, to cast into; to mix.
Other ways to say “To strike into” in Japanese
行き当たる
ikiataru to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
行当る
yukiataru to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
行当たる
yukiataru to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
行き当る
yukiataru to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
ゆきあたる
yukiataru to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
いきあたる
ikiataru to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
行きあたる
ikiataru to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
いき当たる
ikiataru to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
行当っ
yukiata to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
行当ッ
yukiata to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
行き当たり
ikiatari to hit, to run into, to light on, to strike into, to come against, to deadlock
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