“To draw out” in Japanese
Short answer
To draw out in Japanese is “抜く” (nuku). Full meaning: to pull out, to draw out, to extract, to unplug, to weed; to omit, to leave out, to go without, to skip; to do to the end, to do thoroughly, to do completely, to do severely.
Other ways to say “To draw out” in Japanese
吸い出す
suidasu to suck, to draw out, to aspirate; to start to suck, to begin sucking
抜き取る
nukitoru to pull out, to draw out, to extract, to remove; to pick out, to take (a sample); to steal (the contents of something), to pilfer, to pickpocket
引き出す
hikidasu to pull out, to take out, to draw out; to lead out (e.g. a horse from a stable), to summon (e.g. to court), to bring (e.g. someone to the negotiating table), to drag; to withdraw (money), to draw
引き抜く
hikinuku to extract, to pull out, to draw out, to uproot; to headhunt, to lure away, to poach, to entice
引っこ抜く
hikkonuku to extract, to pull out, to draw out, to uproot; to headhunt, to lure away, to poach, to entice
拔く
nuku to pull out, to draw out, to extract, to unplug, to weed; to omit, to leave out, to go without, to skip; to do to the end, to do thoroughly, to do completely, to do severely
抜る
nukeru to pull out, to draw out, to extract, to unplug, to weed; to omit, to leave out, to go without, to skip; to do to the end, to do thoroughly, to do completely, to do severely
ヌク
nuku to pull out, to draw out, to extract, to unplug, to weed; to omit, to leave out, to go without, to skip; to do to the end, to do thoroughly, to do completely, to do severely
ぬく
nuku to pull out, to draw out, to extract, to unplug, to weed; to omit, to leave out, to go without, to skip; to do to the end, to do thoroughly, to do completely, to do severely
ぬける
nukeru to pull out, to draw out, to extract, to unplug, to weed; to omit, to leave out, to go without, to skip; to do to the end, to do thoroughly, to do completely, to do severely
拔取る
nukitoru to pull out, to draw out, to extract, to remove; to pick out, to take (a sample); to steal (the contents of something), to pilfer, to pickpocket
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