“To push through” in Japanese
Short answer
To push through in Japanese is “立て通す” (tatetoosu). Full meaning: to push through (an idea).
Other ways to say “To push through” in Japanese
踏み分ける
fumiwakeru to push through (a crowd, vegetation, etc.)
分け入る
wakeiru to force one's way, to push through
立通す
tatetoosu to push through (an idea)
踏分ける
fumiwakeru to push through (a crowd, vegetation, etc.)
ふみわける
fumiwakeru to push through (a crowd, vegetation, etc.)
たてとおす
tatetoosu to push through (an idea)
ふみ分ける
fumiwakeru to push through (a crowd, vegetation, etc.)
分入る
wakeiru to force one's way, to push through
押し通す
oshitoosu to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
わけ入る
wakeiru to force one's way, to push through
わけいる
wakeiru to force one's way, to push through
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