“To track down” in Japanese
Short answer
To track down in Japanese is “探し出す” (sagashidasu). Full meaning: to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover.
Other ways to say “To track down” in Japanese
追い詰める
oitsumeru to corner, to drive to the wall, to run down, to track down, to chase after
探し出そ
sagashidaso to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover
探し出し
sagashidashi to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover
探し出さ
sagashidasa to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover
探し出しゃ
sagashidasha to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover
探し出そふ
sagashidasou to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover
探し出そう
sagashidasou to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover
探し出そっ
sagashidaso to track down, to locate, to find out, to smoke out, to ferret out, to chase up, to discover
追詰める
oitsumeru to corner, to drive to the wall, to run down, to track down, to chase after
おいつめる
oitsumeru to corner, to drive to the wall, to run down, to track down, to chase after
追ひ詰める
oitsumeru to corner, to drive to the wall, to run down, to track down, to chase after
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