“To dump” in Japanese
Short answer
To dump in Japanese is “ブチ撒ける” (buchimakeru). Full meaning: to dump (e.g. onto the floor), to empty by overturning, to throw out (the contents); to tell everything, to open one's heart, to reveal (a secret, the truth, etc.), to vent (e.g. one's anger).
Other ways to say “To dump” in Japanese
投げ下ろす
nageorosu to dump (a load of something); to throw from a height, to throw downwards
捨てる
suteru to throw away, to cast away, to dump, to discard; to abandon, to desert, to leave; to give up, to resign
吐き捨てる
hakisuteru to spit out, to eject, to dump
ぶち撒ける
buchimakeru to dump (e.g. onto the floor), to empty by overturning, to throw out (the contents); to tell everything, to open one's heart, to reveal (a secret, the truth, etc.), to vent (e.g. one's anger)
捨る
suteru to throw away, to cast away, to dump, to discard; to abandon, to desert, to leave; to give up, to resign
ステる
suteru to throw away, to cast away, to dump, to discard; to abandon, to desert, to leave; to give up, to resign
棄てる
suteru to throw away, to cast away, to dump, to discard; to abandon, to desert, to leave; to give up, to resign
すてる
suteru to throw away, to cast away, to dump, to discard; to abandon, to desert, to leave; to give up, to resign
捨てれる
sutereru to throw away, to cast away, to dump, to discard; to abandon, to desert, to leave; to give up, to resign
放り出す
hiridasu to throw out; to drop, to toss, to dump; to abandon, to neglect, to leave behind, to give up
はき捨てる
hakisuteru to spit out, to eject, to dump
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