“To struggle through” in Japanese
Short answer
To struggle through in Japanese is “泳ぐ” (oyogu). Full meaning: to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life).
Other ways to say “To struggle through” in Japanese
くぐり抜ける
kugurinukeru to go through, to pass through; to struggle through, to get through (difficulties, danger, etc.), to escape (through the cordon), to evade (the law)
游ぐ
oyogu to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life)
およぐ
oyogu to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life)
泳げる
oyogeru to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life)
およげる
oyogeru to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life)
游ご
oyogo to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life)
泳が
oyoga to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life)
游い
oyoi to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life)
游げ
oyoge to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life)
游が
oyoga to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life)
游ぎ
oyogi to swim; to struggle through (a crowd); to make one's way through the world, to get along (in life)
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