“To take away” in Japanese
Short answer
To take away in Japanese is “連れ去る” (tsuresaru). Full meaning: to take (someone) away, to carry off, to abduct, to kidnap.
Other ways to say “To take away” in Japanese
持ち去る
mochisaru to take away, to carry away
奪い去る
ubaisaru to take away, to carry off
奪う
ubau to take (by force), to take away, to snatch, to steal, to rob (someone) of, to dispossess of, to deprive of, to usurp; to absorb (one's attention), to fascinate, to captivate, to charm, to dazzle
差っ引く
sappiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
差し引く
sashihiku to deduct, to take away, to dock, to discount; to make allowances (for something), to bear (something) in mind; to ebb and flow
持去る
mochisaru to take away, to carry away
取り除く
torinozoku to remove, to deinstall, to take away, to set apart
もちさる
mochisaru to take away, to carry away
奪ひ去る
ubaisaru to take away, to carry off
つれ去る
tsuresaru to take (someone) away, to carry off, to abduct, to kidnap
奪いさる
ubaisaru to take away, to carry off
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