“To kick out” in Japanese
Short answer
To kick out in Japanese is “蹴出す” (kedasu). Full meaning: to kick out, to cut back (on spending).
Other ways to say “To kick out” in Japanese
蹴り出す
keridasu to kick out (e.g. someone from a house)
け出す
kedasu to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
けり出す
keridasu to kick out (e.g. someone from a house)
叩き出す
tatakidasu to begin to strike; to kick out, to forcefully expel, to fire (someone); to hammer (pattern, etc.) into metal
けだす
kedasu to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
叩出せる
tatakidaseru to begin to strike; to kick out, to forcefully expel, to fire (someone); to hammer (pattern, etc.) into metal
叩出す
tatakidasu to begin to strike; to kick out, to forcefully expel, to fire (someone); to hammer (pattern, etc.) into metal
叩き出せる
tatakidaseru to begin to strike; to kick out, to forcefully expel, to fire (someone); to hammer (pattern, etc.) into metal
蹴出せ
kedase to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
けださ
kedasa to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
けだせ
kedase to kick out, to cut back (on spending)
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