“To force through” in Japanese
Short answer
To force through in Japanese is “通す” (toosu). Full meaning: to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points.
Other ways to say “To force through” in Japanese
透す
toosu to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
通せる
tooseru to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
どおす
doosu to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
とおす
toosu to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
とおせる
tooseru to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
徹す
dousu to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
通し
tooshi to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
通せ
toose to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
とおし
tooshi to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
どおさ
doosa to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
通せよ
tooseyo to stick through, to force through; to spread throughout, to thoroughly diffuse; to make a path between two points
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