“To get around” in Japanese
Short answer
To get around in Japanese is “動き回る” (ugokimawaru). Full meaning: to move around, to move about, to get around.
Other ways to say “To get around” in Japanese
すり抜ける
surinukeru to slip through (a crowd), to weave through (e.g. traffic), to pass through, to make one's way through; to get around, to elude (e.g. the law), to evade
広がる
hirogaru to spread (out), to extend, to stretch, to reach to, to get around, to fill (e.g. a space)
動き廻る
ugokimawaru to move around, to move about, to get around
動き回れる
ugokimawareru to move around, to move about, to get around
うごき回る
ugokimawaru to move around, to move about, to get around
動きまわる
ugokimawaru to move around, to move about, to get around
動きまわれる
ugokimawareru to move around, to move about, to get around
うごきまわる
ugokimawaru to move around, to move about, to get around
潜る
kuguru to go under, to pass under, to go through, to pass through; to dive (into or under the water); to evade, to get around, to slip past
拡る
hirogaru to spread (out), to extend, to stretch, to reach to, to get around, to fill (e.g. a space)
氾がる
hirogaru to spread (out), to extend, to stretch, to reach to, to get around, to fill (e.g. a space)
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