“To start together” in Japanese
Short answer
To start together in Japanese is “押し出す” (oshidasu). Full meaning: to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to.
Other ways to say “To start together” in Japanese
押しだす
oshidasu to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
押出せる
oshidaseru to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
おし出す
oshidasu to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
押し出せる
oshidaseru to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
おしだせる
oshidaseru to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
おしだす
oshidasu to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
押出す
oshidasu to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
おしだし
oshidashi to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
押出せ
oshidase to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
押出そ
oshidaso to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
押出さ
oshidasa to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
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