“To cut back” in Japanese
Short answer
To cut back in Japanese is “蹴出す” (kedasu). Full meaning: to kick out, to cut back (on spending).
Other ways to say “To cut back” in Japanese
刈り込む
karikomu to prune, to trim, to cut back, to clip; to reap (a crop) and put into storage, to harvest; to prune (a manuscript), to cut down
け出す
kedasu to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
けだす
kedasu to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
刈込む
karikomu to prune, to trim, to cut back, to clip; to reap (a crop) and put into storage, to harvest; to prune (a manuscript), to cut down
かりこむ
karikomu to prune, to trim, to cut back, to clip; to reap (a crop) and put into storage, to harvest; to prune (a manuscript), to cut down
蹴出さ
kedasa to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
蹴出せ
kedase to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
けださ
kedasa to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
けだせ
kedase to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
蹴出そ
kedaso to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
け出さ
kedasa to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
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