“To flick out” in Japanese
Short answer
To flick out in Japanese is “はじき出す” (hajikidasu). Full meaning: to flick out, to spring out, to repel; to calculate, to work out; to expel (from a group), to drive out, to ostracize.
Other ways to say “To flick out” in Japanese
はじき出し
hajikidashi to flick out, to spring out, to repel; to calculate, to work out; to expel (from a group), to drive out, to ostracize
はじき出さ
hajikidasa to flick out, to spring out, to repel; to calculate, to work out; to expel (from a group), to drive out, to ostracize
はじき出そ
hajikidaso to flick out, to spring out, to repel; to calculate, to work out; to expel (from a group), to drive out, to ostracize
はじき出しゃ
hajikidasha to flick out, to spring out, to repel; to calculate, to work out; to expel (from a group), to drive out, to ostracize
はじき出そっ
hajikidaso to flick out, to spring out, to repel; to calculate, to work out; to expel (from a group), to drive out, to ostracize
はじき出そふ
hajikidasou to flick out, to spring out, to repel; to calculate, to work out; to expel (from a group), to drive out, to ostracize
はじき出そう
hajikidasou to flick out, to spring out, to repel; to calculate, to work out; to expel (from a group), to drive out, to ostracize
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