“To make off with” in Japanese
Short answer
To make off with in Japanese is “ちょろまかす” (choromakasu). Full meaning: to pilfer, to filch, to pocket, to make off with.
Other ways to say “To make off with” in Japanese
手をかける
tewokakeru to lay hands on, to touch; to care for, to look after; to make off with, to steal
ちょろまかさ
choromakasa to pilfer, to filch, to pocket, to make off with
ちょろまかそ
choromakaso to pilfer, to filch, to pocket, to make off with
ちょろまかせ
choromakase to pilfer, to filch, to pocket, to make off with
ちょろまかそふ
choromakasoo to pilfer, to filch, to pocket, to make off with
ちょろまかそう
choromakasoo to pilfer, to filch, to pocket, to make off with
ちょろまかしゃ
choromakasha to pilfer, to filch, to pocket, to make off with
ちょろまかそっ
choromakaso to pilfer, to filch, to pocket, to make off with
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