“To break through” in Japanese
Short answer
To break through in Japanese is “突き破る” (tsukiyaburu). Full meaning: to break through, to penetrate, to pierce.
Other ways to say “To break through” in Japanese
押し破る
oshiyaburu to break through
吹っ切れる
fukkireru to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil)
突き抜ける
tsukinukeru to pierce through, to break through
破る
yaburu to tear, to rip, to break, to destroy; to break through (cordon, opponent's defense, etc.), to breach; to defeat, to beat
つき破る
tsukiyaburu to break through, to penetrate, to pierce
ふっ切れる
fukkireru to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil)
押し破れる
oshiyabureru to break through
突き破れる
tsukiyabureru to break through, to penetrate, to pierce
吹っきれる
fukkireru to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil)
突きやぶる
tsukiyaburu to break through, to penetrate, to pierce
ふっきれる
fukkireru to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil)
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