“To wring out” in Japanese
Short answer
To wring out in Japanese is “絞り出す” (shiboridasu). Full meaning: to squeeze out, to wring out.
Other ways to say “To wring out” in Japanese
絞り込む
shiborikomu to squeeze, to wring out; to narrow down, to refine
絞り上げる
shiboriageru to squeeze (to the utmost), to wring out; to squeeze (money) out of someone, to wring (money) from; to scold, to criticize severely, to lay into
絞りこむ
shiborikomu to squeeze, to wring out; to narrow down, to refine
搾り取る
shiboritoru to exploit, to extort, to squeeze (someone); to squeeze (e.g. oil, juice), to wring out, to press out
絞り出せる
shiboridaseru to squeeze out, to wring out
搾り上げる
shiboriageru to squeeze (to the utmost), to wring out; to squeeze (money) out of someone, to wring (money) from; to scold, to criticize severely, to lay into
しぼり込む
shiborikomu to squeeze, to wring out; to narrow down, to refine
しぼり出す
shiboridasu to squeeze out, to wring out
絞りあげる
shiboriageru to squeeze (to the utmost), to wring out; to squeeze (money) out of someone, to wring (money) from; to scold, to criticize severely, to lay into
絞りだせる
shiboridaseru to squeeze out, to wring out
しぼりこむ
shiborikomu to squeeze, to wring out; to narrow down, to refine
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