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Dictionary: “出る”

出る

でる

to leave; to exit; to go out; to come out; to get out

Kanji details

Kun/On information

出
On
しゅつ;すい
Kun
で.る;-で;だ.す;-だ.す;い.でる;い.だす
Stroke count
5

・exit

・leave

・go out

・come out

・put out

・protrude

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28 related words

出る

でる

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to leave (on a journey);to depart;to start out;to set out

出る

でる

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to move forward

出る

でる

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to come to;to get to;to lead to;to reach

出る

でる

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to appear;to come out;to emerge;to surface;to come forth;to turn up;to be found;to be detected;to be discovered;to be exposed;to show;to be exhibited;to be on display

出る

でる

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to appear (in print);to be published;to be announced;to be issued;to be listed;to come out

出る

でる

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to attend;to participate;to take part;to enter (an event);to play in;to perform

出る

でる

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to be stated;to be expressed;to come up;to be brought up;to be raised

出る

でる

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to sell

出る

でる

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to exceed;to go over

出る

でる

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to stick out;to protrude

出る

でる

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to break out;to occur;to start;to originate

出る

でる

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to be produced

出る

でる

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to come from;to be derived from

出る

でる

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to be given;to get;to receive;to be offered;to be provided;to be presented;to be submitted;to be handed in;to be turned in;to be paid

出る

でる

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to answer (phone, door, etc.);to get

出る

でる

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to assume (an attitude);to act;to behave

出る

でる

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to pick up (speed, etc.);to gain

出る

でる

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to flow (e.g. tears);to run;to bleed

出る

でる

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to graduate

出る

でる

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to ejaculate;to cum

出る前

でるまえ

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before going out

出る幕ではない

でるまくではない

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it is none of one's business;it is not one's place to say (do) something

出る所に出る

でるところにでる

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to go wherever one has to go (to get a matter settled, e.g. the court)

出る杭は打たれる

でるくいはうたれる

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the nail that sticks out gets hammered down

出る釘は打たれる

でるくぎはうたれる

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the nail that sticks out gets hammered down

出る杭は打たれる

でるくいはうたれる

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tall trees catch much wind

出る釘は打たれる

でるくぎはうたれる

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tall trees catch much wind

出るところに出る

でるところにでる

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to go wherever one has to go (to get a matter settled, e.g. the court)