“To knock out” in Japanese
Short answer
To knock out in Japanese is “かっ飛ばす” (kattobasu). Full meaning: to knock out (e.g. a homer), to slam, to send flying (e.g. a ball), to wallop (someone).
Other ways to say “To knock out” in Japanese
殴り倒す
naguritaosu to knock down, to knock out
カッ飛ばす
kattobasu to knock out (e.g. a homer), to slam, to send flying (e.g. a ball), to wallop (someone)
かっとばす
kattobasu to knock out (e.g. a homer), to slam, to send flying (e.g. a ball), to wallop (someone)
掻っ飛ばす
kattobasu to knock out (e.g. a homer), to slam, to send flying (e.g. a ball), to wallop (someone)
殴り倒せる
naguritaoseru to knock down, to knock out
なぐり倒す
naguritaosu to knock down, to knock out
殴りたおせる
naguritaoseru to knock down, to knock out
なぐりたおす
naguritaosu to knock down, to knock out
殴りたおす
naguritaosu to knock down, to knock out
かっ飛ばさ
kattobasa to knock out (e.g. a homer), to slam, to send flying (e.g. a ball), to wallop (someone)
カッ飛ばそ
kattobaso to knock out (e.g. a homer), to slam, to send flying (e.g. a ball), to wallop (someone)
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