“To shake down” in Japanese
Short answer
To shake down in Japanese is “揺り落とす” (yuriotosu). Full meaning: to shake down (e.g. nuts from a tree).
Other ways to say “To shake down” in Japanese
ゆすり取る
yusuritoru to extort, to shake down (for money)
ゆりおとす
yuriotosu to shake down (e.g. nuts from a tree)
甚振る
itaburu to torment, to harass, to tease; to extort, to shake down, to demand money
揺する
yusuru to shake, to jolt, to rock (cradle), to swing; to blackmail, to extort, to shake down
ゆりおとせ
yuriotose to shake down (e.g. nuts from a tree)
ゆりおとし
yuriotoshi to shake down (e.g. nuts from a tree)
ゆりおとさ
yuriotosa to shake down (e.g. nuts from a tree)
揺り落とせ
yuriotose to shake down (e.g. nuts from a tree)
揺り落とし
yuriotoshi to shake down (e.g. nuts from a tree)
揺り落とそ
yuriotoso to shake down (e.g. nuts from a tree)
揺り落とさ
yuriotosa to shake down (e.g. nuts from a tree)
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