“To kick off” in Japanese
Short answer
To kick off in Japanese is “蹴飛ばす” (ketobasu). Full meaning: to kick away, to kick off, to kick hard; to refuse curtly, to reject outright.
Other ways to say “To kick off” in Japanese
履き捨てる
hakisuteru to wear out (shoes or socks) and discard; to kick off (shoes), to fling off
蹴飛す
ketobasu to kick away, to kick off, to kick hard; to refuse curtly, to reject outright
ケトバす
ketobasu to kick away, to kick off, to kick hard; to refuse curtly, to reject outright
け飛ばす
ketobasu to kick away, to kick off, to kick hard; to refuse curtly, to reject outright
蹴とばす
ketobasu to kick away, to kick off, to kick hard; to refuse curtly, to reject outright
けとばす
ketobasu to kick away, to kick off, to kick hard; to refuse curtly, to reject outright
脱ぎ捨てる
nugisuteru to throw off (clothes), to cast off, to fling off, to kick off (shoes); to cast off (old ideas, habits, etc.), to discard
蹴っ飛ばす
kettobasu to kick away, to kick off, to kick hard; to refuse curtly, to reject outright
けっ飛ばす
kettobasu to kick away, to kick off, to kick hard; to refuse curtly, to reject outright
蹴っとばす
kettobasu to kick away, to kick off, to kick hard; to refuse curtly, to reject outright
ケッ飛ばす
kettobasu to kick away, to kick off, to kick hard; to refuse curtly, to reject outright
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