“To bite through” in Japanese
Short answer
To bite through in Japanese is “食い切る” (kuikiru). Full meaning: to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely.
Other ways to say “To bite through” in Japanese
くい切る
kuikiru to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
喰ひ切る
kuikiru to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
くいきる
kuikiru to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
くい切っ
kuiki to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
食い切っ
kuiki to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
くいきっ
kuiki to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
喰ひ切っ
kuiki to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
くい切ッ
kuiki to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
食い切ッ
kuiki to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
くいきッ
kuiki to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
喰ひ切ッ
kuiki to bite through; to eat up, to consume entirely
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