“To clear away” in Japanese
Short answer
To clear away in Japanese is “取り払う” (toriharau). Full meaning: to clear away, to remove, to demolish.
Other ways to say “To clear away” in Japanese
切り払う
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
取っ払う
topparau to clear away, to remove, to demolish
晴れる
hareru to clear up, to clear away, to be sunny, to stop raining; to refresh (e.g. spirits); to be cleared (e.g. of a suspicion)
晴らす
harasu to dispel, to clear away, to refresh (oneself); to accomplish a goal
取り除ける
torinokeru to remove, to clear away; to except from, to make an exception of; to lay aside, to set aside
拭い去る
nuguisaru to rub out, to clean off, to clear away, to efface, to erase
斬り払う
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
伐り払う
kiriharau to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
とり払う
toriharau to clear away, to remove, to demolish
切払える
kiriharaeru to clear away, to clear land, to prune, to lop off
取払う
toriharau to clear away, to remove, to demolish
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