“To strike out” in Japanese
Short answer
To strike out in Japanese is “泳ぎだす” (oyogidasu). Full meaning: to strike out, to start swimming.
Other ways to say “To strike out” in Japanese
泳ぎだし
oyogidashi to strike out, to start swimming
泳ぎださ
oyogidasa to strike out, to start swimming
泳ぎだそ
oyogidaso to strike out, to start swimming
泳ぎだせ
oyogidase to strike out, to start swimming
泳ぎだそっ
oyogidaso to strike out, to start swimming
泳ぎだそふ
oyogidasou to strike out, to start swimming
泳ぎだそう
oyogidasou to strike out, to start swimming
泳ぎだしゃ
oyogidasha to strike out, to start swimming
削る
kezuru to shave (wood, leather, etc.), to sharpen (e.g. pencil), to plane, to whittle, to pare, to scrape off, to erode; to cut down (budget, expenses, staff, time, etc.), to curtail, to reduce; to delete, to erase, to remove, to cross out, to strike out
けずる
kezuru to shave (wood, leather, etc.), to sharpen (e.g. pencil), to plane, to whittle, to pare, to scrape off, to erode; to cut down (budget, expenses, staff, time, etc.), to curtail, to reduce; to delete, to erase, to remove, to cross out, to strike out
ケズる
kezuru to shave (wood, leather, etc.), to sharpen (e.g. pencil), to plane, to whittle, to pare, to scrape off, to erode; to cut down (budget, expenses, staff, time, etc.), to curtail, to reduce; to delete, to erase, to remove, to cross out, to strike out
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