“To drive on” in Japanese
Short answer
To drive on in Japanese is “追い立てる” (oitateru). Full meaning: to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict.
Other ways to say “To drive on” in Japanese
追立てる
oitateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
追っ立てる
ottateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
追いたてる
oitateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
おいたてる
oitateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
追ひ立てる
oitateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
おったてる
ottateru to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
追立て
oitate to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
追立てん
oitaten to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
追立てれ
oitatere to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
追っ立て
ottate to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
追立てろ
oitatero to drive on, to urge forward (e.g. cattle), to rouse (game from its cover), to shoo away; to press a tenant to leave, to evict
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