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“To pump out” in Japanese

Short answer

汲み取る kumitoru くみとる

To pump out in Japanese is “汲み取る” (kumitoru). Full meaning: to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration.

Other ways to say “To pump out” in Japanese

汲み出す kumidasu to bail out (water), to dip out, to ladle out, to scoop out, to pump out; to start drawing (water) 汲取る kumitoru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration くみ取る kumitoru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration 汲取れる kumitoreru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration 酌み取る kumitoru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration 汲みとる kumitoru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration くみとる kumitoru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration 汲み取れる kumitoreru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration くみ取れる kumitoreru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration 酌み取れる kumitoreru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration 汲みとれる kumitoreru to draw (water), to scoop up, to dip up, to pump out; to understand (someone's feelings, etc.), to grasp, to surmise, to take into consideration

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