“To brush off” in Japanese
Short answer
To brush off in Japanese is “払い落とす” (haraiotosu). Full meaning: to brush off, to shake off.
Other ways to say “To brush off” in Japanese
払う
harau to pay (e.g. money, bill); to brush off, to wipe away, to clear away, to dust off, to cut off (e.g. branches); to drive away (e.g. one's competitors)
払ひ落す
haraiotosu to brush off, to shake off
払い落す
haraiotosu to brush off, to shake off
掃い落とす
haraiotosu to brush off, to shake off
払いおとす
haraiotosu to brush off, to shake off
払い落とせる
haraiotoseru to brush off, to shake off
はらい落とす
haraiotosu to brush off, to shake off
はらいおとす
haraiotosu to brush off, to shake off
払る
haraeru to pay (e.g. money, bill); to brush off, to wipe away, to clear away, to dust off, to cut off (e.g. branches); to drive away (e.g. one's competitors)
払える
haraeru to pay (e.g. money, bill); to brush off, to wipe away, to clear away, to dust off, to cut off (e.g. branches); to drive away (e.g. one's competitors)
ぱらい
parai to pay (e.g. money, bill); to brush off, to wipe away, to clear away, to dust off, to cut off (e.g. branches); to drive away (e.g. one's competitors)
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