“To shake out” in Japanese
Short answer
To shake out in Japanese is “振り出す” (furidasu). Full meaning: to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water).
Other ways to say “To shake out” in Japanese
振出せる
furidaseru to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
振り出せる
furidaseru to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
ふりだせる
furidaseru to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
振出す
furidasu to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
振出さ
furidasa to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
振出せ
furidase to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
振出そ
furidaso to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
振り出そ
furidaso to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
振出そふ
furidasou to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
ふりだせ
furidase to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
振出そう
furidasou to shake out; to draw a check (bill, draft, etc.), to issue (e.g. money order); to infuse (e.g. in hot water)
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