“Coming off” in Japanese
Short answer
Coming off in Japanese is “剥脱” (hakudatsu). Full meaning: coming off, peeling off.
Other ways to say “Coming off” in Japanese
剥離
hakuri detachment, coming off, peeling off, exfoliation; (flow) separation
落剥
rakuhaku peeling off, coming off
剝脱
hakudatsu coming off, peeling off
はく脱
hakudatsu coming off, peeling off
落剝
rakuhaku peeling off, coming off
剝離
hakuri detachment, coming off, peeling off, exfoliation; (flow) separation
はく離
hakuri detachment, coming off, peeling off, exfoliation; (flow) separation
脱落
datsuraku dropping out, falling behind, falling by the wayside, desertion; omission, being left out, missing part; falling off, coming off, shedding
落脱
rakudatsu dropping out, falling behind, falling by the wayside, desertion; omission, being left out, missing part; falling off, coming off, shedding
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