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“To move on” in Japanese

Short answer
前に進む maenisusumu maenisusumu

To move on in Japanese is “前に進む” (maenisusumu). Full meaning: to move forward, to move on.

Other ways to say “To move on” in Japanese

吹っ切れる fukkireru to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil) 先に進める sakinisusumeru to proceed with, to continue with, to move on, to go forward, to pursue 吹っきれる fukkireru to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil) ふっきれる fukkireru to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil) ふっ切れる fukkireru to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil) 気持ちを切り替える kimochiwokirikaeru to change one's mood, to shift emotional gears, to put one's feelings behind one, to move on (from a feeling) 吹っきれ fukkire to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil) 吹っ切れろ fukkirero to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil) 吹っきれろ fukkirero to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil) 吹っ切れん fukkiren to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil) ふっ切れろ fukkirero to break through (e.g. one's doubts), to become unbound by (e.g. the past), to allay (e.g. anger), to put behind one, to move on; to burst (e.g. a boil)

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