“To throw into” in Japanese
Short answer
To throw into in Japanese is “ぶち込む” (buchikomu). Full meaning: to throw into, to toss into, to fling into; to drive (a nail, etc.) into, to hammer in, to land (a punch) on, to belt (a ball) into (e.g. the stands); to fire (a bullet) into, to launch (a missile) at.
Other ways to say “To throw into” in Japanese
投げ込む
nagekomu to throw into
放り込む
hourikomu to throw into, to toss into
投げ入れる
nageireru to throw into, to dump in together
投込む
nagekomu to throw into
ぶっ込む
bukkomu to drive (something) into, to strike into, to hammer in; to throw into, to toss into, to cast into; to mix
叩き込む
tatakikomu to drive into (e.g. a nail into a board), to hit into (e.g. a home run into the stands); to throw into (e.g. jail); to drum into (someone) (an idea, skill, etc.), to hammer into, to drill into
投入れる
nageireru to throw into, to dump in together
放りこむ
hourikomu to throw into, to toss into
なげ込む
nagekomu to throw into
投込める
nagekomeru to throw into
抛り込む
hourikomu to throw into, to toss into
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