“To hit the bullseye” in Japanese
Short answer
To hit the bullseye in Japanese is “ツボる” (tsuboru). Full meaning: to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.).
Other ways to say “To hit the bullseye” in Japanese
つぼる
tsuboru to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
つぼん
tsubon to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
つぼッ
tsubo to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
つぼっ
tsubo to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
つぼら
tsubora to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
つぼろ
tsuboro to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
つぼり
tsubori to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
つぼれ
tsubore to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
つぼろっ
tsuboro to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
つぼろふ
tsuboroo to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
つぼりゃ
tsuborya to hit the bullseye, to hit the mark (in tastes, humour, etc.)
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