“To stop the blow” in Japanese
Short answer
To stop the blow in Japanese is “受け止める” (uketomeru). Full meaning: to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with.
Other ways to say “To stop the blow” in Japanese
受止める
uketomeru to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
受け留める
uketomeru to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
受け取める
uketomeru to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
うけとめる
uketomeru to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
受けとめる
uketomeru to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
受け止めれる
uketomereru to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
受止め
uketome to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
受けとめ
uketome to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
受止めん
uketomen to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
受止めろ
uketomero to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
受け留め
uketome to catch, to stop the blow; to react to, to take (advice, etc.), to accept, to come to grips with
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