“To pick something out” in Japanese
Short answer
To pick something out in Japanese is “ほじくり出す” (hojikuridasu). Full meaning: to pick something out (nose, hole, etc.); to pry (into people's private affairs).
Other ways to say “To pick something out” in Japanese
ほじくり出し
hojikuridashi to pick something out (nose, hole, etc.); to pry (into people's private affairs)
ほじくり出さ
hojikuridasa to pick something out (nose, hole, etc.); to pry (into people's private affairs)
ほじくり出そ
hojikuridaso to pick something out (nose, hole, etc.); to pry (into people's private affairs)
ほじくり出せ
hojikuridase to pick something out (nose, hole, etc.); to pry (into people's private affairs)
ほじくり出しゃ
hojikuridasha to pick something out (nose, hole, etc.); to pry (into people's private affairs)
ほじくり出そっ
hojikuridaso to pick something out (nose, hole, etc.); to pry (into people's private affairs)
ほじくり出そふ
hojikuridasou to pick something out (nose, hole, etc.); to pry (into people's private affairs)
ほじくり出そう
hojikuridasou to pick something out (nose, hole, etc.); to pry (into people's private affairs)
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.