“To dash” in Japanese
Short answer
To dash in Japanese is “駆ける” (kakeru). Full meaning: to run, to dash, to race; to gallop (on horseback), to canter.
Other ways to say “To dash” in Japanese
浴びせかける
abisekakeru to throw (liquid) at, to dash; to inundate (with questions), to heap (praise), to hurl (abuse), to level (insults)
突っ走る
tsuppashiru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
打ち上げる
uchiageru to launch, to shoot up; (of waves) to dash, to wash up (ashore); to finish (e.g. a theater run, sumo tournament), to close
翔る
kakeru to soar, to fly; to run, to dash
駈ける
kakeru to run, to dash, to race; to gallop (on horseback), to canter
つっ走る
tsuppashiru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
叩きつける
tatakitsukeru to throw violently against, to slam against, to strike, to slap something onto, to dash (e.g. to the floor); to thrust at someone (e.g. a letter)
打上げる
uchiageru to launch, to shoot up; (of waves) to dash, to wash up (ashore); to finish (e.g. a theater run, sumo tournament), to close
突っぱしる
tsuppashiru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
つっぱしる
tsuppashiru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
突っ走れる
tsuppashireru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
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