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“To examine closely” in Japanese

Short answer
洗い立てる araitateru あらいたてる

To examine closely in Japanese is “洗い立てる” (araitateru). Full meaning: to examine closely, to check up on, to ferret out; to wash carefully.

Other ways to say “To examine closely” in Japanese

突き詰める tsukitsumeru to investigate thoroughly, to examine closely, to probe into, to get to the bottom of; to be obsessed with a thought, to brood over, to worry about あらいたてる araitateru to examine closely, to check up on, to ferret out; to wash carefully 穿る anaguru to dig up, to dig out, to pick (nose, teeth, etc.), to clean (ears); to pry into, to examine closely, to dredge up つき詰める tsukitsumeru to investigate thoroughly, to examine closely, to probe into, to get to the bottom of; to be obsessed with a thought, to brood over, to worry about 突きつめる tsukitsumeru to investigate thoroughly, to examine closely, to probe into, to get to the bottom of; to be obsessed with a thought, to brood over, to worry about つきつめる tsukitsumeru to investigate thoroughly, to examine closely, to probe into, to get to the bottom of; to be obsessed with a thought, to brood over, to worry about 洗い立てよ araitateyo to examine closely, to check up on, to ferret out; to wash carefully 洗い立てん araitaten to examine closely, to check up on, to ferret out; to wash carefully 洗い立てろ araitatero to examine closely, to check up on, to ferret out; to wash carefully あらいたて araitate to examine closely, to check up on, to ferret out; to wash carefully 洗い立てれ araitatere to examine closely, to check up on, to ferret out; to wash carefully

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