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“To knock off his feet” in Japanese

Short answer
殴り飛ばす naguritobasu なぐりとばす

To knock off his feet in Japanese is “殴り飛ばす” (naguritobasu). Full meaning: to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying.

Other ways to say “To knock off his feet” in Japanese

撲り飛ばす naguritobasu to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying 殴りとばす naguritobasu to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying 撲りとばす naguritobasu to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying なぐりとばす naguritobasu to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying 殴り飛ばせる naguritobaseru to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying 撲り飛ばさ naguritobasa to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying 殴り飛ばせ naguritobase to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying 撲りとばそ naguritobaso to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying 殴り飛ばし naguritobashi to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying 撲り飛ばせ naguritobase to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying 殴り飛ばそ naguritobaso to knock (a person) off his feet, to hit (something) hard, to send (someone) flying

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