“To weather” in Japanese
Short answer
To weather in Japanese is “乗り切る” (norikiru). Full meaning: to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car).
Other ways to say “To weather” in Japanese
乗切る
norikiru to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car)
乗切れる
norikireru to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car)
のりきる
norikiru to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car)
乗りきる
norikiru to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car)
乗りきれる
norikireru to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car)
乗り切れる
norikireru to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car)
のりきれる
norikireru to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car)
腐る
kusaru to rot, to go bad, to decay, to spoil, to fester, to decompose, to turn sour (e.g. milk); to corrode, to weather, to crumble; to become useless, to blunt, to weaken (from lack of practice)
乗切ッ
noriki to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car)
乗切っ
noriki to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car)
乗り切っ
noriki to weather (a storm, rough seas), to ride across, to sail across; to get through (adversity), to weather, to get over, to tide over, to overcome, to survive; to load completely (e.g. books on a shelf, people or luggage in a car)
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