“Passing through” in Japanese
Short answer
Passing through in Japanese is “貫通” (kantsuu). Full meaning: passing through (of a tunnel, bullet, etc.), going (right) through, penetrating, piercing.
Other ways to say “Passing through” in Japanese
通過
tsuuka passing through (a tunnel, station, town, etc.), passing by (e.g. of a typhoon), transit; passage (of a bill, e.g. through parliament), carriage; passing (an examination, inspection, etc.), clearing, getting through (a preliminary round), qualificati
通り抜け
toorinuke passing through, through passage
スルー
suruu ignoring, looking the other way, letting pass; passing through, going through; leaving a passing ball for a teammate (in soccer), letting the ball go past, dummy
スルーッ
suruu ignoring, looking the other way, letting pass; passing through, going through; leaving a passing ball for a teammate (in soccer), letting the ball go past, dummy
するーっ
suruu ignoring, looking the other way, letting pass; passing through, going through; leaving a passing ball for a teammate (in soccer), letting the ball go past, dummy
スルーっ
suruu ignoring, looking the other way, letting pass; passing through, going through; leaving a passing ball for a teammate (in soccer), letting the ball go past, dummy
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