Vocab Info
N5 う-verb (す), Transitive verb
引き出すto pull out, to take out, to draw out, to withdraw
Dictionary Definition
Common
- う-verb (す), Transitive verb - 1. - to pull out, to take out, to draw out 
- 2. - to lead out (e.g. a horse from a stable), to summon (e.g. to court), to bring (e.g. someone to the negotiating table), to drag 
- 3. - to withdraw (money), to draw 
- 4. - to bring out (talent, potential, beauty, flavour, etc.), to extract (information, the truth, etc.), to get (e.g. an answer out of someone), to obtain (e.g. a result), to elicit, to draw (a conclusion), to derive (e.g. pleasure) 
- 5. - to get (money) out of someone, to coax out of someone, to get someone to pay, to make someone produce (funds) 
 
All Forms
引き出す 【ひきだす】、引出す 【ひきだす】、引きだす 【ひきだす】
Details
- ひ 
- き 
- だ 
- す 
 
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Examples
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- 物置の奥からカバンを引き出す。 - I will pull out a bag from the back of the storage room. - N5
 
- 生徒のやる気を引き出す。 - I draw out the students' motivation. - N5
 
- ATMから5万円の現金を引き出しました。 - I withdrew 50,000 yen in cash from an ATM. - N5
 
- 教師の仕事とは、生徒の興味を引き出す事だ。 - A teacher's job is to draw out the interest of his or her students. - N5
 
- クローゼットの奥から昔着ていた服を引き出した。 - I pulled out some clothes he used to wear, from the back of the closet. - N4
 
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