“To get dislocated” in Japanese
Short answer
To get dislocated in Japanese is “ずる” (zuru). Full meaning: to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated; to drag, to pull.
Other ways to say “To get dislocated” in Japanese
ずれる
zureru to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated, to be out of alignment, to get dislodged, to deviate, to shift (position), to be out of sync, to be slightly off, to be off-point
ずッ
zu to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated; to drag, to pull
ズレる
zureru to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated, to be out of alignment, to get dislodged, to deviate, to shift (position), to be out of sync, to be slightly off, to be off-point
ズレ
zure to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated, to be out of alignment, to get dislodged, to deviate, to shift (position), to be out of sync, to be slightly off, to be off-point
ずれ
zure to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated, to be out of alignment, to get dislodged, to deviate, to shift (position), to be out of sync, to be slightly off, to be off-point
ずろ
zuro to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated; to drag, to pull
するっ
suru to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated; to drag, to pull
ずりゃ
zurya to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated; to drag, to pull
ずれん
zuren to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated, to be out of alignment, to get dislodged, to deviate, to shift (position), to be out of sync, to be slightly off, to be off-point
スルっ
suru to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated; to drag, to pull
ズレん
zuren to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated, to be out of alignment, to get dislodged, to deviate, to shift (position), to be out of sync, to be slightly off, to be off-point
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