“To clear out” in Japanese
Short answer
To clear out in Japanese is “立ち退く” (tachinoku). Full meaning: to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate.
Other ways to say “To clear out” in Japanese
立退く
tachinoku to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
立ちのく
tachinoku to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
たちのく
tachinoku to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
立ち退ける
tachinokeru to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
たちのける
tachinokeru to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
立ち退き
tachinoki to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
立退こ
tachinoko to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
立退か
tachinoka to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
立退け
tachinoke to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
立退き
tachinoki to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
立退い
tachinoi to leave, to evacuate, to withdraw (from), to clear out; to move out (of a house, etc.), to vacate
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