“To scan” in Japanese
Short answer
To scan in Japanese is “目を通す” (mewotoosu). Full meaning: to scan, to look over.
Other ways to say “To scan” in Japanese
目を走らせる
mewohashiraseru to glance at, to look at, to scan, to run one's eyes over
読み取る
yomitoru to read and understand, to take in; to sense from external cues, to read (someone's) mind; to read (calibration, tape, etc.), to scan (bar code), to read (out)
読取る
yomitoru to read and understand, to take in; to sense from external cues, to read (someone's) mind; to read (calibration, tape, etc.), to scan (bar code), to read (out)
よみ取る
yomitoru to read and understand, to take in; to sense from external cues, to read (someone's) mind; to read (calibration, tape, etc.), to scan (bar code), to read (out)
読みとる
yomitoru to read and understand, to take in; to sense from external cues, to read (someone's) mind; to read (calibration, tape, etc.), to scan (bar code), to read (out)
よみとる
yomitoru to read and understand, to take in; to sense from external cues, to read (someone's) mind; to read (calibration, tape, etc.), to scan (bar code), to read (out)
読み取れる
yomitoreru to read and understand, to take in; to sense from external cues, to read (someone's) mind; to read (calibration, tape, etc.), to scan (bar code), to read (out)
よみとれる
yomitoreru to read and understand, to take in; to sense from external cues, to read (someone's) mind; to read (calibration, tape, etc.), to scan (bar code), to read (out)
読みとれる
yomitoreru to read and understand, to take in; to sense from external cues, to read (someone's) mind; to read (calibration, tape, etc.), to scan (bar code), to read (out)
読取っ
yomito to read and understand, to take in; to sense from external cues, to read (someone's) mind; to read (calibration, tape, etc.), to scan (bar code), to read (out)
読取ッ
yomito to read and understand, to take in; to sense from external cues, to read (someone's) mind; to read (calibration, tape, etc.), to scan (bar code), to read (out)
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