“To see through” in Japanese
Short answer
To see through in Japanese is “見抜く” (minuku). Full meaning: to see through, to see into (someone's heart, mind, etc.), to perceive, to find out, to detect.
Other ways to say “To see through” in Japanese
見破る
miyaburu to see through (a plot, lie, etc.), to penetrate into, to discover, to find out
見透かす
misukasu to see through (a lie, scheme, etc.), to see into (someone's mind), to read (someone's true feelings), to penetrate
見通す
mitoosu to see without obstruction, to get an unobstructed view (of), to see through; to see into (someone's thoughts), to read (someone's feelings, intentions, etc.), to see through (e.g. someone's plans); to foresee, to predict, to forecast, to anticipate
看破る
miyaburu to see through (a plot, lie, etc.), to penetrate into, to discover, to find out
みぬく
minuku to see through, to see into (someone's heart, mind, etc.), to perceive, to find out, to detect
見拔く
minuku to see through, to see into (someone's heart, mind, etc.), to perceive, to find out, to detect
見ぬく
minuku to see through, to see into (someone's heart, mind, etc.), to perceive, to find out, to detect
見破れる
miyabureru to see through (a plot, lie, etc.), to penetrate into, to discover, to find out
見ぬける
minukeru to see through, to see into (someone's heart, mind, etc.), to perceive, to find out, to detect
みやぶる
miyaburu to see through (a plot, lie, etc.), to penetrate into, to discover, to find out
見抜ける
minukeru to see through, to see into (someone's heart, mind, etc.), to perceive, to find out, to detect
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