“To back off” in Japanese
Short answer
To back off in Japanese is “後ずさる” (atozusaru). Full meaning: to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away.
Other ways to say “To back off” in Japanese
あとずさる
atozusaru to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
後ずさっ
atozusa to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
後ずさッ
atozusa to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
あとずさっ
atozusa to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
あとずさッ
atozusa to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
後ずされ
atozusare to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
後ずさん
atozusan to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
後ずさら
atozusara to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
後ずさろ
atozusaro to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
後ずさろっ
atozusaro to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
あとずさろ
atozusaro to retreat, to back off, to draw back, to step back, to shrink away
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