“To scrap” in Japanese
Short answer
To scrap in Japanese is “ボツる” (botsuru). Full meaning: to scrap (work in progress, esp. illustration), to reject, to shelve, to cancel (plans, etc.).
Other ways to say “To scrap” in Japanese
潰しにする
tsubushinisuru to scrap, to melt down
取り潰す
toritsubusu to dissolve (an organization, company, etc.), to break up, to close down, to scrap (a plan, etc.)
反故にする
hogonisuru to throw away as useless, to scrap; to make null and void, to renege, to annul, to revoke
取潰す
toritsubusu to dissolve (an organization, company, etc.), to break up, to close down, to scrap (a plan, etc.)
とり潰す
toritsubusu to dissolve (an organization, company, etc.), to break up, to close down, to scrap (a plan, etc.)
とりつぶす
toritsubusu to dissolve (an organization, company, etc.), to break up, to close down, to scrap (a plan, etc.)
取りつぶす
toritsubusu to dissolve (an organization, company, etc.), to break up, to close down, to scrap (a plan, etc.)
取潰さ
toritsubusa to dissolve (an organization, company, etc.), to break up, to close down, to scrap (a plan, etc.)
取潰そ
toritsubuso to dissolve (an organization, company, etc.), to break up, to close down, to scrap (a plan, etc.)
取潰し
toritsubushi to dissolve (an organization, company, etc.), to break up, to close down, to scrap (a plan, etc.)
取潰せ
toritsubuse to dissolve (an organization, company, etc.), to break up, to close down, to scrap (a plan, etc.)
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