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“To run out of” in Japanese

Short answer
切らす kirasu きらす

To run out of in Japanese is “切らす” (kirasu). Full meaning: to run out of, to be short of, to be out of stock; to be out of (e.g. breath), to lose (one's patience, concentration, etc.).

Other ways to say “To run out of” in Japanese

尽くす tsukusu to use up, to exhaust, to run out of; to devote oneself (to), to do one's utmost (for), to serve, to work (for a cause); to do to exhaustion, to do completely, to do fully 斬らす kirasu to run out of, to be short of, to be out of stock; to be out of (e.g. breath), to lose (one's patience, concentration, etc.) きらす kirasu to run out of, to be short of, to be out of stock; to be out of (e.g. breath), to lose (one's patience, concentration, etc.) 底をつく sokowotsuku to run out of, to dry up, to be depleted; to hit the bottom, to bottom out 盡す tsukusu to use up, to exhaust, to run out of; to devote oneself (to), to do one's utmost (for), to serve, to work (for a cause); to do to exhaustion, to do completely, to do fully づくす zukusu to use up, to exhaust, to run out of; to devote oneself (to), to do one's utmost (for), to serve, to work (for a cause); to do to exhaustion, to do completely, to do fully 盡くす zukusu to use up, to exhaust, to run out of; to devote oneself (to), to do one's utmost (for), to serve, to work (for a cause); to do to exhaustion, to do completely, to do fully 尽せる tsukuseru to use up, to exhaust, to run out of; to devote oneself (to), to do one's utmost (for), to serve, to work (for a cause); to do to exhaustion, to do completely, to do fully つくす tsukusu to use up, to exhaust, to run out of; to devote oneself (to), to do one's utmost (for), to serve, to work (for a cause); to do to exhaustion, to do completely, to do fully 絶やす tayasu to exterminate, to eradicate, to wipe out, to put an end to; to let (fire) go out, to let die (e.g. flowers), to run out of 尽くせる tsukuseru to use up, to exhaust, to run out of; to devote oneself (to), to do one's utmost (for), to serve, to work (for a cause); to do to exhaustion, to do completely, to do fully

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