“Throwing one's weight around” in Japanese
Short answer
Throwing one's weight around in Japanese is “闊歩” (kappo). Full meaning: striding, swaggering, strutting; lording it over others, throwing one's weight around, acting as if one owns the place.
Other ways to say “Throwing one's weight around” in Japanese
かっ歩
kappo striding, swaggering, strutting; lording it over others, throwing one's weight around, acting as if one owns the place
カッ歩
kappo striding, swaggering, strutting; lording it over others, throwing one's weight around, acting as if one owns the place
活歩
kappo striding, swaggering, strutting; lording it over others, throwing one's weight around, acting as if one owns the place
濶歩
kappo striding, swaggering, strutting; lording it over others, throwing one's weight around, acting as if one owns the place
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