“To force along” in Japanese
Short answer
To force along in Japanese is “引きずる” (hikizuru). Full meaning: to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out.
Other ways to say “To force along” in Japanese
引きずっ
hikizu to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out
引きずッ
hikizu to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out
引きずれ
hikizure to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out
引きずん
hikizun to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out
引きずら
hikizura to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out
引きずろ
hikizuro to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out
引きずろふ
hikizurou to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out
引きずろう
hikizurou to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out
引きずりゃ
hikizurya to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out
引きずろっ
hikizuro to drag, to trail, to pull along the ground, to lug; to force (someone) along, to drag (along); to prolong, to drag out
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