“To shirk” in Japanese
Short answer
ブッチ
butchi
To shirk in Japanese is “ブッチ” (butchi). Full meaning: to skip (a class, responsibility, etc.), to shirk, to dodge, to avoid; to break (a promise), to ignore.
Other ways to say “To shirk” in Japanese
プッチ
putchi to skip (a class, responsibility, etc.), to shirk, to dodge, to avoid; to break (a promise), to ignore
ぶっち
butchi to skip (a class, responsibility, etc.), to shirk, to dodge, to avoid; to break (a promise), to ignore
フッチ
futchi to skip (a class, responsibility, etc.), to shirk, to dodge, to avoid; to break (a promise), to ignore
避ける
sakeru to avoid (physical contact with); to avoid (situation), to evade (question, subject), to shirk (one's responsibilities); to ward off, to avert
怠る
okotaru to neglect, to be negligent in, to be neglectful of, to fail to do, to leave undone, to avoid (doing), to shirk, to be unmindful of; to improve (of an illness), to get better
逃げる
nigeru to run away, to flee, to get away (e.g. from danger), to escape, to break out, to leave (e.g. one's spouse); to avoid (a question, responsibility, etc.), to evade, to dodge, to shirk, to back away; to win without being overtaken, to hold off the othe
踏み倒す
fumitaosu to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
さけ
sake to avoid (physical contact with); to avoid (situation), to evade (question, subject), to shirk (one's responsibilities); to ward off, to avert
怠れる
okotareru to neglect, to be negligent in, to be neglectful of, to fail to do, to leave undone, to avoid (doing), to shirk, to be unmindful of; to improve (of an illness), to get better
怠たる
okotaru to neglect, to be negligent in, to be neglectful of, to fail to do, to leave undone, to avoid (doing), to shirk, to be unmindful of; to improve (of an illness), to get better
避けれる
yokereru to avoid (physical contact with); to avoid (situation), to evade (question, subject), to shirk (one's responsibilities); to ward off, to avert
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