“To finish off” in Japanese
Short answer
To finish off in Japanese is “仕上げる” (shiageru). Full meaning: to finish up, to complete, to finish off, to get through, to polish off.
Other ways to say “To finish off” in Japanese
とどめを刺す
todomewosasu to finish off, to ensure (something) is dead, to deliver the coup de grace; to put an end to, to deliver the final blow; to be the best for A
遣っ付ける
yattsukeru to beat, to attack (an enemy), to do away with, to finish off
仕あげる
shiageru to finish up, to complete, to finish off, to get through, to polish off
しあげる
shiageru to finish up, to complete, to finish off, to get through, to polish off
遣付ける
yattsukeru to beat, to attack (an enemy), to do away with, to finish off
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
仕上げ
shiage to finish up, to complete, to finish off, to get through, to polish off
しあげ
shiage to finish up, to complete, to finish off, to get through, to polish off
仕あげ
shiage to finish up, to complete, to finish off, to get through, to polish off
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