“To spit out” in Japanese
Short answer
To spit out in Japanese is “吐き捨てる” (hakisuteru). Full meaning: to spit out, to eject, to dump.
Other ways to say “To spit out” in Japanese
吐き出す
hakidasu to vomit, to spit out; to breathe out (e.g. air), to exhale, to blow out, to spew out (e.g. smoke), to belch out, to emit, to disgorge (e.g. passengers); to spend (e.g. saved money), to cough up
はき捨てる
hakisuteru to spit out, to eject, to dump
吐き棄てる
hakisuteru to spit out, to eject, to dump
吐きすてる
hakisuteru to spit out, to eject, to dump
吐出せる
hakidaseru to vomit, to spit out; to breathe out (e.g. air), to exhale, to blow out, to spew out (e.g. smoke), to belch out, to emit, to disgorge (e.g. passengers); to spend (e.g. saved money), to cough up
ほきだす
hokidasu to vomit, to spit out; to breathe out (e.g. air), to exhale, to blow out, to spew out (e.g. smoke), to belch out, to emit, to disgorge (e.g. passengers); to spend (e.g. saved money), to cough up
吐きだす
hakidasu to vomit, to spit out; to breathe out (e.g. air), to exhale, to blow out, to spew out (e.g. smoke), to belch out, to emit, to disgorge (e.g. passengers); to spend (e.g. saved money), to cough up
はき出す
hakidasu to vomit, to spit out; to breathe out (e.g. air), to exhale, to blow out, to spew out (e.g. smoke), to belch out, to emit, to disgorge (e.g. passengers); to spend (e.g. saved money), to cough up
吐出す
hakidasu to vomit, to spit out; to breathe out (e.g. air), to exhale, to blow out, to spew out (e.g. smoke), to belch out, to emit, to disgorge (e.g. passengers); to spend (e.g. saved money), to cough up
はきだせる
hakidaseru to vomit, to spit out; to breathe out (e.g. air), to exhale, to blow out, to spew out (e.g. smoke), to belch out, to emit, to disgorge (e.g. passengers); to spend (e.g. saved money), to cough up
吐き出せる
hakidaseru to vomit, to spit out; to breathe out (e.g. air), to exhale, to blow out, to spew out (e.g. smoke), to belch out, to emit, to disgorge (e.g. passengers); to spend (e.g. saved money), to cough up
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