“To empty” in Japanese
Short answer
To empty in Japanese is “空にする” (karanisuru). Full meaning: to empty, to vacate, to evacuate.
Other ways to say “To empty” in Japanese
飲み干す
nomihosu to drink up, to drink to the last drop, to drink (a glass) dry, to drain (one's glass), to empty, to down (a drink)
開ける
akeru to open (a door, etc.), to unwrap (e.g. parcel, package), to unlock; to open (for business, etc.); to empty, to remove, to make space, to make room
無にする
munisuru to bring to naught, to bring to nought, to abuse (esp. another's kindness), to neutralize (a person's efforts), to waste; to empty, to clear
傾ける
katamukeru to incline, to lean, to tip, to tilt, to slant, to bend, to list; to devote oneself to, to concentrate on, to pour one's energy into; to ruin, to squander, to empty
呑みほす
nomihosu to drink up, to drink to the last drop, to drink (a glass) dry, to drain (one's glass), to empty, to down (a drink)
のみ干す
nomihosu to drink up, to drink to the last drop, to drink (a glass) dry, to drain (one's glass), to empty, to down (a drink)
飲乾せる
nomihoseru to drink up, to drink to the last drop, to drink (a glass) dry, to drain (one's glass), to empty, to down (a drink)
呑み干す
nomihosu to drink up, to drink to the last drop, to drink (a glass) dry, to drain (one's glass), to empty, to down (a drink)
吞み干す
nomihosu to drink up, to drink to the last drop, to drink (a glass) dry, to drain (one's glass), to empty, to down (a drink)
飲干せる
nomihoseru to drink up, to drink to the last drop, to drink (a glass) dry, to drain (one's glass), to empty, to down (a drink)
飲みほす
nomihosu to drink up, to drink to the last drop, to drink (a glass) dry, to drain (one's glass), to empty, to down (a drink)
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