“To hit against” in Japanese
Short answer
To hit against in Japanese is “打ち当てる” (uchiateru). Full meaning: to hit against.
Other ways to say “To hit against” in Japanese
突っかける
tsukkakeru to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up
打ちあてる
uchiateru to hit against
ぶち当てる
buchiateru to hit against
ぶちあてる
buchiateru to hit against
突ッかける
tsukkakeru to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up
突つかける
tsukkakeru to slip on (slippers, sandals, etc.); to hit (e.g. one's leg) against, to bash into; to push (one's opponent) down before he stands up
打ちあて
uchiate to hit against
ぶち当て
buchiate to hit against
打ち当て
uchiate to hit against
ぶちあて
buchiate to hit against
打ちあてよ
uchiateyo to hit against
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