“To lose a pushing competition” in Japanese
Short answer
To lose a pushing competition in Japanese is “押し負ける” (oshimakeru). Full meaning: to be outpushed, to lose a pushing competition.
Other ways to say “To lose a pushing competition” in Japanese
押し負け
oshimake to be outpushed, to lose a pushing competition
押し負けろ
oshimakero to be outpushed, to lose a pushing competition
押し負けよ
oshimakeyo to be outpushed, to lose a pushing competition
押し負けん
oshimaken to be outpushed, to lose a pushing competition
押し負けれ
oshimakere to be outpushed, to lose a pushing competition
押し負けよっ
oshimakeyo to be outpushed, to lose a pushing competition
押し負けりゃ
oshimakerya to be outpushed, to lose a pushing competition
押し負けよふ
oshimakeyou to be outpushed, to lose a pushing competition
押し負けよう
oshimakeyou to be outpushed, to lose a pushing competition
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