“To do to spite” in Japanese
Short answer
To do to spite in Japanese is “当てつける” (atetsukeru). Full meaning: to do (something) to spite (someone), to rebuke indirectly, to make an insinuation, to have a dig at; to make a display of affection (for each other), to show off a relationship.
Other ways to say “To do to spite” in Japanese
当てつけよ
atetsukeyo to do (something) to spite (someone), to rebuke indirectly, to make an insinuation, to have a dig at; to make a display of affection (for each other), to show off a relationship
当てつけれ
atetsukere to do (something) to spite (someone), to rebuke indirectly, to make an insinuation, to have a dig at; to make a display of affection (for each other), to show off a relationship
当てつけろ
atetsukero to do (something) to spite (someone), to rebuke indirectly, to make an insinuation, to have a dig at; to make a display of affection (for each other), to show off a relationship
当てつけん
atetsuken to do (something) to spite (someone), to rebuke indirectly, to make an insinuation, to have a dig at; to make a display of affection (for each other), to show off a relationship
当てつけよう
atetsukeyou to do (something) to spite (someone), to rebuke indirectly, to make an insinuation, to have a dig at; to make a display of affection (for each other), to show off a relationship
当てつけよっ
atetsukeyo to do (something) to spite (someone), to rebuke indirectly, to make an insinuation, to have a dig at; to make a display of affection (for each other), to show off a relationship
当てつけりゃ
atetsukerya to do (something) to spite (someone), to rebuke indirectly, to make an insinuation, to have a dig at; to make a display of affection (for each other), to show off a relationship
当てつけよふ
atetsukeyou to do (something) to spite (someone), to rebuke indirectly, to make an insinuation, to have a dig at; to make a display of affection (for each other), to show off a relationship
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