“To get out” in Japanese
Short answer
To get out in Japanese is “出す” (dasu). Full meaning: to take out, to get out; to put out, to reveal, to show; to submit (e.g. thesis), to turn in.
Other ways to say “To get out” in Japanese
脱する
dassuru to escape from, to get out
だし
dashi to take out, to get out; to put out, to reveal, to show; to submit (e.g. thesis), to turn in
だす
dasu to take out, to get out; to put out, to reveal, to show; to submit (e.g. thesis), to turn in
だせる
daseru to take out, to get out; to put out, to reveal, to show; to submit (e.g. thesis), to turn in
出せる
daseru to take out, to get out; to put out, to reveal, to show; to submit (e.g. thesis), to turn in
だっする
dassuru to escape from, to get out
脱せる
dasseru to escape from, to get out
脱す
dassu to escape from, to get out
出る
deru to leave, to exit, to go out, to come out, to get out; to leave (on a journey), to depart, to start out, to set out; to move forward
ださ
dasa to take out, to get out; to put out, to reveal, to show; to submit (e.g. thesis), to turn in
打ち取る
uchitoru to kill (with a weapon), to slay; to defeat (an opponent), to beat; to get (a batter) out
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