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“To pull away” in Japanese

Short answer

振り切る furikiru ふりきる

To pull away in Japanese is “振り切る” (furikiru). Full meaning: to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away.

Other ways to say “To pull away” in Japanese

振切る furikiru to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away ふり切る furikiru to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away 振りきる furikiru to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away ふりきる furikiru to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away ふりきれる furikireru to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away 振り切れる furikireru to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away 振切ッ furiki to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away 振切っ furiki to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away ふり切っ furiki to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away ふりきっ furiki to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away 振り切ッ furiki to shake off, to shake free from; to swing completely (bat, club, etc.), to take a full swing; to break off from (pursuer), to pull away

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