“To lose it” in Japanese
Short answer
To lose it in Japanese is “ブチ切れる” (buchikireru). Full meaning: to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out.
Other ways to say “To lose it” in Japanese
ぶち切れる
buchikireru to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
ぶちキレる
buchikireru to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
ブチ切れ
buchikire to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
ぶちキレ
buchikire to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
ブチ切れよ
buchikireyo to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
ぶち切れれ
buchikirere to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
ぶち切れよ
buchigireyo to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
ブチ切れろ
buchikirero to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
ぶち切れん
buchikiren to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
ブチ切れれ
buchikirere to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
ぶち切れろ
buchikirero to become enraged, to blow one's top, to lose it, to flip out
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