“To push against” in Japanese
Short answer
To push against in Japanese is “押し当てる” (oshiateru). Full meaning: to push (something) against.
Other ways to say “To push against” in Japanese
押し付ける
oshitsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
おし当てる
oshiateru to push (something) against
押しあてる
oshiateru to push (something) against
圧しあてる
oshiateru to push (something) against
おしあてる
oshiateru to push (something) against
圧し当てる
oshiateru to push (something) against
押付ける
oshitsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
おっつける
ottsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
押っ付ける
ottsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
壓しつける
oshitsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
おしつける
oshitsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
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