“To bail out” in Japanese
Short answer
To bail out in Japanese is “かい出す” (kaidasu). Full meaning: to bail out (water), to scoop out.
Other ways to say “To bail out” in Japanese
汲み出す
kumidasu to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
かき出す
kakidasu to scrape out, to rake out (e.g. ashes), to bail out (e.g. water)
汲出せる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
掬み出す
kumidasu to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
汲だせる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
汲出す
kumidasu to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
くみだせる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
汲みだせる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
くみ出せる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
汲み出せる
kumidaseru to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
汲みだす
kumidasu to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water)
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