“To shoot through” in Japanese
Short answer
To shoot through in Japanese is “射抜く” (inuku). Full meaning: to shoot through (a wall, the heart, etc.), to go through, to pierce, to hit (e.g. the bull's-eye).
Other ways to say “To shoot through” in Japanese
撃ち抜く
uchinuku to shoot through (a door, the heart, etc.), to go through
突き抜く
tsukinuku to pierce, to shoot through, to penetrate
つきぬく
tsukinuku to pierce, to shoot through, to penetrate
射抜ケ
inuke to shoot through (a wall, the heart, etc.), to go through, to pierce, to hit (e.g. the bull's-eye)
射抜い
inui to shoot through (a wall, the heart, etc.), to go through, to pierce, to hit (e.g. the bull's-eye)
射抜か
inuka to shoot through (a wall, the heart, etc.), to go through, to pierce, to hit (e.g. the bull's-eye)
射抜こ
inuko to shoot through (a wall, the heart, etc.), to go through, to pierce, to hit (e.g. the bull's-eye)
射抜き
inuki to shoot through (a wall, the heart, etc.), to go through, to pierce, to hit (e.g. the bull's-eye)
射抜こう
inukou to shoot through (a wall, the heart, etc.), to go through, to pierce, to hit (e.g. the bull's-eye)
射抜こっ
inuko to shoot through (a wall, the heart, etc.), to go through, to pierce, to hit (e.g. the bull's-eye)
射抜きゃ
inukya to shoot through (a wall, the heart, etc.), to go through, to pierce, to hit (e.g. the bull's-eye)
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