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“To get over” in Japanese

Short answer

吹っ切る fukkiru ふっきる

To get over in Japanese is “吹っ切る” (fukkiru). Full meaning: to get over, to forget.

Other ways to say “To get over” in Japanese

乗り越える norikoeru to climb over, to get over, to cross (a mountain); to overcome (a difficulty, obstacle, etc.), to surmount, to get through (an illness, crisis, etc.), to get over (e.g. one's pain); to surpass (a predecessor), to overtake 越す kosu to cross over (e.g. mountain), to go across; to get over (e.g. hardship); to pass time (e.g. a winter) ふっきる fukkiru to get over, to forget ふっ切る fukkiru to get over, to forget 切り抜ける kirinukeru to cut one's way through, to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over, to come through, to overcome (a difficulty) 凌ぐ shinogu to endure, to keep out (e.g. rain), to stave off (e.g. starvation); to pull through, to get over, to survive; to surpass, to outdo, to excel, to eclipse, to defy, to slight 乗越える norikoeru to climb over, to get over, to cross (a mountain); to overcome (a difficulty, obstacle, etc.), to surmount, to get through (an illness, crisis, etc.), to get over (e.g. one's pain); to surpass (a predecessor), to overtake 乗り越す norikosu to ride past (one's stop), to overshoot; to climb over, to get over のりこえる norikoeru to climb over, to get over, to cross (a mountain); to overcome (a difficulty, obstacle, etc.), to surmount, to get through (an illness, crisis, etc.), to get over (e.g. one's pain); to surpass (a predecessor), to overtake 乗りこえる norikoeru to climb over, to get over, to cross (a mountain); to overcome (a difficulty, obstacle, etc.), to surmount, to get through (an illness, crisis, etc.), to get over (e.g. one's pain); to surpass (a predecessor), to overtake のり超える norikoeru to climb over, to get over, to cross (a mountain); to overcome (a difficulty, obstacle, etc.), to surmount, to get through (an illness, crisis, etc.), to get over (e.g. one's pain); to surpass (a predecessor), to overtake

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