“To beat fast” in Japanese
Short answer
To beat fast in Japanese is “ときめく” (tokimeku). Full meaning: to beat fast (of one's heart), to flutter (with joy, anticipation, etc.), to throb, to pound, to palpitate.
Other ways to say “To beat fast” in Japanese
高鳴る
takanaru to throb, to beat fast
トキめく
tokimeku to beat fast (of one's heart), to flutter (with joy, anticipation, etc.), to throb, to pound, to palpitate
ドキドキ
dokidoki thump-thump, bang-bang, pit-a-pat, pitapat, pitter-patter; to beat fast (of one's heart), to throb, to pound, to palpitate
ときめける
tokimekeru to beat fast (of one's heart), to flutter (with joy, anticipation, etc.), to throb, to pound, to palpitate
早鐘を打つ
hayaganewoutsu to beat fast (of a heart), to hammer
波立つ
namidatsu to be choppy (of waves), to be rough, to run high, to billow, to swell, to ripple; to wave (e.g. in the wind), to beat fast (of a heart); to be in turmoil, to be in discord, to have troubles, to experience problems
高なる
takanaru to throb, to beat fast
トキめき
tokimeki to beat fast (of one's heart), to flutter (with joy, anticipation, etc.), to throb, to pound, to palpitate
たかなる
takanaru to throb, to beat fast
どきどき
dokidoki thump-thump, bang-bang, pit-a-pat, pitapat, pitter-patter; to beat fast (of one's heart), to throb, to pound, to palpitate
ときめけ
tokimeke to beat fast (of one's heart), to flutter (with joy, anticipation, etc.), to throb, to pound, to palpitate
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