“To shoot off” in Japanese
Short answer
To shoot off in Japanese is “素っ飛ぶ” (suttobu). Full meaning: to fly, to race away, to shoot off; to vanish, to disappear; to rush over, to hurry over.
Other ways to say “To shoot off” in Japanese
弾け飛ぶ
hajiketobu to pop off, to pop out, to fly off, to shoot off, to burst open
素ッ飛ぶ
suttobu to fly, to race away, to shoot off; to vanish, to disappear; to rush over, to hurry over
スッ飛ぶ
suttobu to fly, to race away, to shoot off; to vanish, to disappear; to rush over, to hurry over
すっ飛ぶ
suttobu to fly, to race away, to shoot off; to vanish, to disappear; to rush over, to hurry over
すつ飛ぶ
suttobu to fly, to race away, to shoot off; to vanish, to disappear; to rush over, to hurry over
すっとぶ
suttobu to fly, to race away, to shoot off; to vanish, to disappear; to rush over, to hurry over
弾けとぶ
hajiketobu to pop off, to pop out, to fly off, to shoot off, to burst open
はじけとぶ
hajiketobu to pop off, to pop out, to fly off, to shoot off, to burst open
はじけ飛ぶ
hajiketobu to pop off, to pop out, to fly off, to shoot off, to burst open
すつ飛び
suttobi to fly, to race away, to shoot off; to vanish, to disappear; to rush over, to hurry over
すつ飛べ
suttobe to fly, to race away, to shoot off; to vanish, to disappear; to rush over, to hurry over
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