“To drag down” in Japanese
Short answer
To drag down in Japanese is “引き下ろす” (hikiorosu). Full meaning: to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone.
Other ways to say “To drag down” in Japanese
引き下す
hikiorosu to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone
引き卸す
hikiorosu to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone
引きずり降ろす
hikizuriorosu to drag down, to pull down; to force out (of power, office, role, etc.)
ひき降ろす
hikiorosu to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone
引き降ろす
hikiorosu to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone
引下ろせる
hikioroseru to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone
引きおろせる
hikioroseru to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone
引き下ろせる
hikioroseru to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone
ひきおろせる
hikioroseru to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone
引き降ろせる
hikioroseru to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone
引きおろす
hikiorosu to haul down, to drag down, to pull down, to tow off, to force out, to dethrone
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