“To blast” in Japanese
Short answer
To blast in Japanese is “ぶっ飛ぶ” (buttobu). Full meaning: to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by).
Other ways to say “To blast” in Japanese
ブッとぶ
buttobu to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
ぶっとぶ
buttobu to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
ぶっ飛ば
buttoba to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
ブッとん
button to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
ブッとぼ
buttobo to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
ぶっとん
button to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
ぶっとぼ
buttobo to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
ぶっ飛び
buttobi to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
ぶっ飛べ
buttobe to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
ブッとば
buttoba to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
ぶっとば
buttoba to fly (with great force), to blast (e.g. into the sky); to lack common sense; to be extremely surprised (by)
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