“To pick on” in Japanese
Short answer
To pick on in Japanese is “いびる” (ibiru). Full meaning: to pick on, to tease.
Other ways to say “To pick on” in Japanese
イビる
ibiru to pick on, to tease
イビっ
ibi to pick on, to tease
いびっ
ibi to pick on, to tease
イビッ
ibi to pick on, to tease
いびッ
ibi to pick on, to tease
苛める
ijimeru to ill-treat, to bully, to torment, to pick on, to tease, to be cruel to, to persecute; to be tough on (e.g. one's body), to treat harshly
イビり
ibiri to pick on, to tease
いびら
ibira to pick on, to tease
イビら
ibira to pick on, to tease
いびれ
ibire to pick on, to tease
いびん
ibin to pick on, to tease
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