“To cut one's way through” in Japanese
Short answer
To cut one's way through in Japanese is “切り抜ける” (kirinukeru). Full meaning: to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty).
Other ways to say “To cut one's way through” in Japanese
切抜る
kirinukeru to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
切抜ける
kirinukeru to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
切り抜る
kirinukeru to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
きり抜ける
kirinukeru to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
切りぬける
kirinukeru to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
きりぬける
kirinukeru to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
切抜よ
kirinukeyo to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
切抜ん
kirinuken to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
切抜れ
kirinukere to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
切抜ろ
kirinukero to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
切抜よふ
kirinukeyou to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty)
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