“To push aside” in Japanese
Short answer
To push aside in Japanese is “排する” (haisuru). Full meaning: to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order.
Other ways to say “To push aside” in Japanese
掻き分ける
kakiwakeru to push aside, to push one's way through
掻き退ける
kakinokeru to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
跳ね除ける
hanenokeru to push aside, to thrust aside, to brush aside, to throw off, to shrug off (e.g. pressure); to reject, to remove, to take out
押しのける
oshinokeru to push aside, to brush aside
押し分ける
oshiwakeru to push aside
押しやる
oshiyaru to push away, to push aside, to shove
おし分る
oshiwakeru to push aside
押分ける
oshiwakeru to push aside
掻分ける
kakiwakeru to push aside, to push one's way through
搔き退ける
kakinokeru to push aside, to shove aside, to rake away (leaves)
かきわける
kakiwakeru to push aside, to push one's way through
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