“Go-getter” in Japanese
Short answer
Go-getter in Japanese is “凄腕” (sugoude). Full meaning: remarkable ability, mastery, brilliant technique; go-getter, resourceful person, wizard, virtuoso.
Other ways to say “Go-getter” in Japanese
ハスラー
hasuraa hustler, entrepreneur, go-getter; (skilled or professional) pool player, billiard player; swindler, con man
やり手
yarite skilled person, capable person, shrewd person, go-getter, hotshot; doer, performer, agent; giver, bestower
スゴ腕
sugoude remarkable ability, mastery, brilliant technique; go-getter, resourceful person, wizard, virtuoso
すご腕
sugoude remarkable ability, mastery, brilliant technique; go-getter, resourceful person, wizard, virtuoso
ヤリ手
yarite skilled person, capable person, shrewd person, go-getter, hotshot; doer, performer, agent; giver, bestower
プッシャー
pusshaa pusher, person who pushes something, thing that pushes; pusher, drug dealer; pushy person, go-getter
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