“To do away with” in Japanese
Short answer
To do away with in Japanese is “遣っ付ける” (yattsukeru). Full meaning: to beat, to attack (an enemy), to do away with, to finish off.
Other ways to say “To do away with” in Japanese
遣付ける
yattsukeru to beat, to attack (an enemy), to do away with, to finish off
打ち壊す
uchikowasu to destroy, to break (by striking), to smash (to pieces), to knock down; to ruin (e.g. a plan), to wreck, to do away with (an old custom, ideology, etc.), to overthrow (a system), to dismantle
やっつける
yattsukeru to beat, to attack (an enemy), to do away with, to finish off
やっつけれる
yattsukereru to beat, to attack (an enemy), to do away with, to finish off
遣っ付けれる
yattsukereru to beat, to attack (an enemy), to do away with, to finish off
ばらす
barasu to expose (a secret), to disclose, to reveal, to lay bare, to let out, to give away; to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble; to kill, to do away with, to get rid of
撃ち壊す
uchikowasu to destroy, to break (by striking), to smash (to pieces), to knock down; to ruin (e.g. a plan), to wreck, to do away with (an old custom, ideology, etc.), to overthrow (a system), to dismantle
ぶち毀す
buchikowasu to destroy, to break (by striking), to smash (to pieces), to knock down; to ruin (e.g. a plan), to wreck, to do away with (an old custom, ideology, etc.), to overthrow (a system), to dismantle
打壊す
bukkowasu to destroy, to break (by striking), to smash (to pieces), to knock down; to ruin (e.g. a plan), to wreck, to do away with (an old custom, ideology, etc.), to overthrow (a system), to dismantle
ぶっこわす
bukkowasu to destroy, to break (by striking), to smash (to pieces), to knock down; to ruin (e.g. a plan), to wreck, to do away with (an old custom, ideology, etc.), to overthrow (a system), to dismantle
打ちこわす
uchikowasu to destroy, to break (by striking), to smash (to pieces), to knock down; to ruin (e.g. a plan), to wreck, to do away with (an old custom, ideology, etc.), to overthrow (a system), to dismantle
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