“To push one's way through” in Japanese
Short answer
To push one's way through in Japanese is “掻き分ける” (kakiwakeru). Full meaning: to push aside, to push one's way through.
Other ways to say “To push one's way through” in Japanese
掻分ける
kakiwakeru to push aside, to push one's way through
搔きわける
kakiwakeru to push aside, to push one's way through
かきわける
kakiwakeru to push aside, to push one's way through
搔き分ける
kakiwakeru to push aside, to push one's way through
かき分ける
kakiwakeru to push aside, to push one's way through
かき分け
kakiwake to push aside, to push one's way through
かきわけ
kakiwake to push aside, to push one's way through
掻分け
kakiwake to push aside, to push one's way through
かきわけれ
kakiwakere to push aside, to push one's way through
かき分けん
kakiwaken to push aside, to push one's way through
かき分けよ
kakiwakeyo to push aside, to push one's way through
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