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“In a rush” in Japanese

Short answer

どっと dotto どっと

In a rush in Japanese is “どっと” (dotto). Full meaning: bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden.

Other ways to say “In a rush” in Japanese

そこそこ sokosoko reasonably, fairly, all right, moderate; hurriedly, in a rush, having barely finished; approximately, about, or so ドっと dotto bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden とっと totto bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden どツと dotto bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden どつと dotto bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden ドッと dotto bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden トッド toddo bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden ドット dotto bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden トット totto bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden どッと dotto bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden ドッド doddo bursting out (laughter), breaking out (applause), roaring, whooping; in a rush, in a surge, flooding in, pouring in; suddenly, all of a sudden

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