“To speed” in Japanese
Short answer
To speed in Japanese is “すっ飛ばす” (suttobasu). Full meaning: to speed, to tear away; to skip over (e.g. pages).
Other ways to say “To speed” in Japanese
突っ走る
tsuppashiru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
つっ走る
tsuppashiru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
突っ走れる
tsuppashireru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
つっ走れる
tsuppashireru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
突っぱしる
tsuppashiru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
つっぱしる
tsuppashiru to run swiftly, to speed, to dash, to rush, to race; to charge ahead (in pursuit of some goal), to push forward
すっ飛ばし
suttobashi to speed, to tear away; to skip over (e.g. pages)
すっ飛ばさ
suttobasa to speed, to tear away; to skip over (e.g. pages)
すっ飛ばそ
suttobaso to speed, to tear away; to skip over (e.g. pages)
すっ飛ばせ
suttobase to speed, to tear away; to skip over (e.g. pages)
すっ飛ばしゃ
suttobasha to speed, to tear away; to skip over (e.g. pages)
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