“To force one's way” in Japanese
Short answer
To force one's way in Japanese is “分け入る” (wakeiru). Full meaning: to force one's way, to push through.
Other ways to say “To force one's way” in Japanese
分入る
wakeiru to force one's way, to push through
押し切る
oshikiru to overcome (opposition), to push past, to force one's way; to press and cut
わけいる
wakeiru to force one's way, to push through
わけ入る
wakeiru to force one's way, to push through
押切る
oshikiru to overcome (opposition), to push past, to force one's way; to press and cut
押切れる
oshikireru to overcome (opposition), to push past, to force one's way; to press and cut
おしきる
oshikiru to overcome (opposition), to push past, to force one's way; to press and cut
押しきる
oshikiru to overcome (opposition), to push past, to force one's way; to press and cut
分入っ
wakei to force one's way, to push through
分入ッ
wakei to force one's way, to push through
おしきれる
oshikireru to overcome (opposition), to push past, to force one's way; to press and cut
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