“To squeeze out” in Japanese
Short answer
To squeeze out in Japanese is “揉み出す” (momidasu). Full meaning: to squeeze out; to remove (dirt, stains, etc.) by washing and rubbing.
Other ways to say “To squeeze out” in Japanese
絞り出す
shiboridasu to squeeze out, to wring out
押し出す
oshidasu to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
もみ出す
momidasu to squeeze out; to remove (dirt, stains, etc.) by washing and rubbing
絞り出せる
shiboridaseru to squeeze out, to wring out
しぼり出す
shiboridasu to squeeze out, to wring out
絞りだせる
shiboridaseru to squeeze out, to wring out
絞りだす
shiboridasu to squeeze out, to wring out
搾り出す
shiboridasu to squeeze out, to wring out
しぼりだせる
shiboridaseru to squeeze out, to wring out
しぼりだす
shiboridasu to squeeze out, to wring out
押しだす
oshidasu to crowd out, to push out, to squeeze out; to start together, to set out en masse; to highlight, to draw attention to
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