“To rush out” in Japanese
Short answer
To rush out in Japanese is “駆け出す” (kakedasu). Full meaning: to run out, to rush out; to start running, to begin to run, to break into a run.
Other ways to say “To rush out” in Japanese
驅出す
kakedasu to run out, to rush out; to start running, to begin to run, to break into a run
駆出す
kakedasu to run out, to rush out; to start running, to begin to run, to break into a run
駈出す
kakedasu to run out, to rush out; to start running, to begin to run, to break into a run
駈けだす
kakedasu to run out, to rush out; to start running, to begin to run, to break into a run
かけ出す
kakedasu to run out, to rush out; to start running, to begin to run, to break into a run
飛び出る
tobideru to project, to protrude, to pop out (e.g. eyes); to jump out, to rush out
かけだす
kakedasu to run out, to rush out; to start running, to begin to run, to break into a run
駈け出す
kakedasu to run out, to rush out; to start running, to begin to run, to break into a run
駆けだす
kakedasu to run out, to rush out; to start running, to begin to run, to break into a run
飛び出す
tobidasu to jump out, to leap out, to fly out, to run out, to rush out, to bolt out; to appear (suddenly), to emerge, to come out; to protrude, to project, to jut out, to stick out
飛出る
tobideru to project, to protrude, to pop out (e.g. eyes); to jump out, to rush out
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