“To flatten” in Japanese
Short answer
To flatten in Japanese is “潰す” (tsubusu). Full meaning: to smash, to crush, to flatten; to shut down, to put out of business, to force (a company) to close up shop; to wreck, to break, to block, to thwart.
Other ways to say “To flatten” in Japanese
押しつぶす
oshitsubusu to squash, to crush, to flatten
均す
narasu to make even, to make smooth, to make level, to flatten; to average
潰せる
tsubuseru to smash, to crush, to flatten; to shut down, to put out of business, to force (a company) to close up shop; to wreck, to break, to block, to thwart
つぶす
tsubusu to smash, to crush, to flatten; to shut down, to put out of business, to force (a company) to close up shop; to wreck, to break, to block, to thwart
潰ぶす
tsubusu to smash, to crush, to flatten; to shut down, to put out of business, to force (a company) to close up shop; to wreck, to break, to block, to thwart
ツブす
tsubusu to smash, to crush, to flatten; to shut down, to put out of business, to force (a company) to close up shop; to wreck, to break, to block, to thwart
つぶせる
tsubuseru to smash, to crush, to flatten; to shut down, to put out of business, to force (a company) to close up shop; to wreck, to break, to block, to thwart
ならす
narasu to make even, to make smooth, to make level, to flatten; to average
均らす
narasu to make even, to make smooth, to make level, to flatten; to average
ツブサ
tsubusa to smash, to crush, to flatten; to shut down, to put out of business, to force (a company) to close up shop; to wreck, to break, to block, to thwart
つぶし
tsubushi to smash, to crush, to flatten; to shut down, to put out of business, to force (a company) to close up shop; to wreck, to break, to block, to thwart
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