吐はき出だす
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, す, transitive)
1. to vomit; to spit out
Spitting out the sand in his mouth, he hurriedly tries to get to his feet.
2. 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)
I took a deep breath and exhaled.
3. to spend (e.g. saved money); to cough up
4. to give vent to (e.g. pent-up feelings); to let out
It's true that letting it all out makes you feel better.
5. to output; to export
Kanji used
vomit
exit
Pitch accent
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きだ
す
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きだす
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Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
curtly, in a displeased manner
Examples (10 in total)
I pretended to eat it and spat it out.
The child spat out the carrot.
It's true that letting it all out makes you feel better.
And then, I let out my true feelings.
I took a deep breath and exhaled.
The air in the lungs is expelled all at once.
Spitting out the water that had entered my mouth, I looked up at the sky.
If you feel even the slightest irritation, spit it out right away.
He spat the words out coldly and blew out a puff of smoke while he was at it.
Spitting out the sand in his mouth, he hurriedly tries to get to his feet.