“To use completely” in Japanese
Short answer
To use completely in Japanese is “尽かす” (tsukasu). Full meaning: to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone).
Other ways to say “To use completely” in Japanese
づかす
zukasu to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
つかす
tsukasu to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
つかさ
tsukasa to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
づかさ
zukasa to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
づかし
zukashi to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
つかせ
tsukase to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
づかせ
zukase to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
つかし
tsukashi to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
つかそ
tsukaso to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
づかそ
zukaso to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
づかそふ
zukasoo to use completely, to use up, to exhaust; to exhaust someone's civility, to give up (on someone)
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