“To clean out” in Japanese
Short answer
To clean out in Japanese is “掃き出す” (hakidasu). Full meaning: to sweep out, to clean out.
Other ways to say “To clean out” in Japanese
掃出す
hakidasu to sweep out, to clean out
掻っ穿る
kappojiru to dig up, to dig out, to pick (nose, teeth), to clean out (ears)
掃きだす
hakidasu to sweep out, to clean out
掃出さ
hakidasa to sweep out, to clean out
掃出せ
hakidase to sweep out, to clean out
掃出し
hakidashi to sweep out, to clean out
掃出そ
hakidaso to sweep out, to clean out
掃きだし
hakidashi to sweep out, to clean out
掃出そう
hakidasou to sweep out, to clean out
掃きだそ
hakidaso to sweep out, to clean out
掃きださ
hakidasa to sweep out, to clean out
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