“To excuse oneself” in Japanese
Short answer
To excuse oneself in Japanese is “辞する” (jisuru). Full meaning: to take one's leave, to excuse oneself, to leave, to depart; to resign (from), to step down, to leave (one's position), to quit; to decline, to turn down, to refuse.
Other ways to say “To excuse oneself” in Japanese
辞す
jisu to take one's leave, to excuse oneself, to leave, to depart; to resign (from), to step down, to leave (one's position), to quit; to decline, to turn down, to refuse
言い逃れる
iinogareru to explain away, to talk one's way out of, to excuse oneself, to evade
言逃れる
iinogareru to explain away, to talk one's way out of, to excuse oneself, to evade
云い逃れる
iinogareru to explain away, to talk one's way out of, to excuse oneself, to evade
いい逃れる
iinogareru to explain away, to talk one's way out of, to excuse oneself, to evade
言い逃がれる
iinogareru to explain away, to talk one's way out of, to excuse oneself, to evade
いいのがれる
iinogareru to explain away, to talk one's way out of, to excuse oneself, to evade
言いのがれる
iinogareru to explain away, to talk one's way out of, to excuse oneself, to evade
トイレに立つ
toirenitatsu to go to the bathroom, to go to the restroom, to excuse oneself
断る
kotowaru to refuse, to reject, to dismiss, to turn down, to decline; to inform, to give notice, to tell in advance; to ask leave, to excuse oneself (from)
辞そ
jiso to take one's leave, to excuse oneself, to leave, to depart; to resign (from), to step down, to leave (one's position), to quit; to decline, to turn down, to refuse
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