“To push one's way to” in Japanese
Short answer
To push one's way to in Japanese is “突き進む” (tsukisusumu). Full meaning: to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to.
Other ways to say “To push one's way to” in Japanese
つき進む
tsukisusumu to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
突きすすむ
tsukisusumu to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
つきすすむ
tsukisusumu to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
突き進める
tsukisusumeru to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
つきすすめる
tsukisusumeru to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
突き進ん
tsukisusun to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
つき進め
tsukisusume to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
つき進ん
tsukisusun to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
突き進み
tsukisusumi to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
つき進も
tsukisusumo to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
つき進み
tsukisusumi to push on, to plunge forward, to push one's way to
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