“To ooze out” in Japanese
Short answer
To ooze out in Japanese is “滲み出す” (nijimidasu). Full meaning: to ooze out, to seep; to show through (of emotions, etc.), to reveal itself.
Other ways to say “To ooze out” in Japanese
滲みだす
nijimidasu to ooze out, to seep; to show through (of emotions, etc.), to reveal itself
にじみだす
nijimidasu to ooze out, to seep; to show through (of emotions, etc.), to reveal itself
滲み出せる
nijimidaseru to ooze out, to seep; to show through (of emotions, etc.), to reveal itself
にじみ出せる
nijimidaseru to ooze out, to seep; to show through (of emotions, etc.), to reveal itself
にじみ出す
nijimidasu to ooze out, to seep; to show through (of emotions, etc.), to reveal itself
流れ出る
nagarederu to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
流れ出す
nagaredasu to flow out, to stream out, to pour out, to gush forth, to leak, to ooze out, to drift away
滲み出せ
nijimidase to ooze out, to seep; to show through (of emotions, etc.), to reveal itself
滲み出そ
nijimidaso to ooze out, to seep; to show through (of emotions, etc.), to reveal itself
滲み出さ
nijimidasa to ooze out, to seep; to show through (of emotions, etc.), to reveal itself
滲みだし
nijimidashi to ooze out, to seep; to show through (of emotions, etc.), to reveal itself
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