ねじ伏せる · ichidan verb
| Form | Positive | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| Dictionary | ねじ伏せる | ねじ伏せない |
| Polite | ねじ伏せます | ねじ伏せません |
| Past polite | ねじ伏せました | ねじ伏せませんでした |
| Past | ねじ伏せた | ねじ伏せなかった |
| Te-form | ねじ伏せて | ねじ伏せないで |
| Desire | ねじ伏せたい | ねじ伏せたくない |
| Potential | ねじ伏せられるalso ねじ伏せれる | ねじ伏せられないalso ねじ伏せれない |
| Passive | ねじ伏せられる | ねじ伏せられない |
| Causative | ねじ伏せさせる | ねじ伏せさせない |
| Causative passive | ねじ伏せさせられる | ねじ伏せさせられない |
| Volitional | ねじ伏せよう | |
| Polite volitional | ねじ伏せましょう | |
| Imperative | ねじ伏せろ | ねじ伏せるな |
| Conditional | ねじ伏せれば | ねじ伏せなければ |
| Tara conditional | ねじ伏せたら | ねじ伏せなかったら |
ichidan verb, transitive verb
twist someone's arm and pin them down; wrestle to the floor by twisting
Physical sense: using a twisting motion to force someone to the ground or hold them down, often by the arm. Common in martial arts or physical confrontations.
The police officer twisted the criminal's arm and pinned him down, then handcuffed him.
In the judo match, he twisted his opponent down to the mat in one swift move.
ichidan verb, transitive verb
force to yield; make surrender; overpower in argument
Figurative extension: to overwhelm someone verbally or psychologically, forcing them to give in or admit defeat. Often used in debates, negotiations, or conflicts.
He forced his opponent to yield with his logical argument.
He overpowered his boss in the discussion and got the project approved.
Rarely used kanji form; 捩 is not a standard Jōyō kanji.
Search-only form; not used in modern writing.