“Way out” in Japanese
Short answer
Way out in Japanese is “逃げ道” (nigemichi). Full meaning: way out, means to escape, escape route.
Other ways to say “Way out” in Japanese
血路
ketsuro way out, means of escape
出口
deguchi exit, way out; outlet, vent
解決法
kaiketsuhou solution, way out
遁げ道
nigemichi way out, means to escape, escape route
逃げ路
nigemichi way out, means to escape, escape route
にげ道
nigemichi way out, means to escape, escape route
抜け道
nukemichi byway, bypath, byroad, secret path, shortcut, way of escape; loophole, way out (of trouble), excuse
逃げ場
nigeba (place of) refuge, escape, exit, way out, shelter, hiding place
出どころ
dedokoro source, origin; exit, way out; (appropriate) moment to come out, (right) time to appear, time to go into action
逃げ場所
nigebasho (place of) refuge, escape, exit, way out, shelter, hiding place
抜道
nukemichi byway, bypath, byroad, secret path, shortcut, way of escape; loophole, way out (of trouble), excuse
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