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“Shaking out” in Japanese

Short answer
振り出し furidashi ふりだし

Shaking out in Japanese is “振り出し” (furidashi). Full meaning: shaking (something) out; starting point, beginning, outset; drawing (e.g. of a bill), issue, draft.

Other ways to say “Shaking out” in Japanese

フリダシ furidashi shaking (something) out; starting point, beginning, outset; drawing (e.g. of a bill), issue, draft ふりだし furidashi shaking (something) out; starting point, beginning, outset; drawing (e.g. of a bill), issue, draft 振出 furidashi shaking (something) out; starting point, beginning, outset; drawing (e.g. of a bill), issue, draft 振り出 furidashi shaking (something) out; starting point, beginning, outset; drawing (e.g. of a bill), issue, draft 振出し furidashi shaking (something) out; starting point, beginning, outset; drawing (e.g. of a bill), issue, draft 振りだし furidashi shaking (something) out; starting point, beginning, outset; drawing (e.g. of a bill), issue, draft ふり出し furidashi shaking (something) out; starting point, beginning, outset; drawing (e.g. of a bill), issue, draft

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