English–Japanese
“go through” in Japanese
How to say “go through” in Japanese
“Go through” in Japanese is 貫く (tsuranuku).
Describes something entering one side of an object or space and continuing to the other side.
Example sentences with 貫く
矢が厚い盾を貫きました。ya ga atsu i tate o tsuranu ki ma shi ta
The arrow pierced a thick shield.
Tips for using 貫く
- The verb 貫く (tsuranuku) applies to routes that cross mountains or other obstacles, making it useful in conversations about maps, construction, and travel.
Other Japanese words for “go through”
門をくぐります。mon o ku gu ri ma su
I go through the gate.
