“To take by storm” in Japanese
Short answer
To take by storm in Japanese is “攻め取る” (semetoru). Full meaning: to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to capture.
Other ways to say “To take by storm” in Japanese
攻め落とす
semeotosu to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to assault, to capture, to reduce
攻落す
semeotosu to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to assault, to capture, to reduce
攻め陥す
semeotosu to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to assault, to capture, to reduce
攻めとる
semetoru to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to capture
攻め落せる
semeotoseru to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to assault, to capture, to reduce
攻め陥とす
semeotosu to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to assault, to capture, to reduce
攻めおとす
semeotosu to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to assault, to capture, to reduce
攻落とせる
semeotoseru to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to assault, to capture, to reduce
攻め落す
semeotosu to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to assault, to capture, to reduce
攻落とす
semeotosu to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to assault, to capture, to reduce
攻め落とせる
semeotoseru to take by storm (e.g. a castle), to assault, to capture, to reduce
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