“To trample down” in Japanese
Short answer
To trample down in Japanese is “踏み倒す” (fumitaosu). Full meaning: to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk.
Other ways to say “To trample down” in Japanese
踏みつける
fumitsukeru to trample down, to tread on; to ignore, to spurn
踏んづける
funzukeru to step on, to trample down, to tread on
踏倒せる
fumitaoseru to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
ふみ倒す
fumitaosu to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
踏み倒せる
fumitaoseru to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
踏みたおす
fumitaosu to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
ふみたおせる
fumitaoseru to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
踏倒す
fumitaosu to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
ふみたおす
fumitaosu to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
踏倒さ
fumitaosa to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
踏倒せ
fumitaose to trample down, to crush underfoot, to kick down; to avoid paying (e.g. a debt), to jump (a bill), to bilk, to shirk
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