“To get wind of” in Japanese
Short answer
To get wind of in Japanese is “嗅ぎつける” (kagitsukeru). Full meaning: to sniff out, to get wind of.
Other ways to say “To get wind of” in Japanese
聞き込む
kikikomu to get information, to find out, to get wind of
垣間聞く
kaimakiku to get wind of
感づく
kanzuku to sense, to suspect, to get an inkling (of something), to get wind of, to smell (e.g. danger), to become aware of (e.g. a plot)
噂を聞く
uwasawokiku to hear a rumor, to get wind of
聞込む
kikikomu to get information, to find out, to get wind of
聞きこむ
kikikomu to get information, to find out, to get wind of
聴き込む
kikikomu to get information, to find out, to get wind of
ききこむ
kikikomu to get information, to find out, to get wind of
聞込める
kikikomeru to get information, to find out, to get wind of
聞き込める
kikikomeru to get information, to find out, to get wind of
ききこめる
kikikomeru to get information, to find out, to get wind of
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