- to pull out; to take out; to draw out
- 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
- to withdraw (money); to draw
- 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)
- to get (money) out of someone; to coax out of someone; to get someone to pay; to make someone produce (funds)
Godan verb with 'su' ending; transitive verb
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- to pull out; to take out; to draw out
- 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
- to withdraw (money); to draw
- 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)
- to get (money) out of someone; to coax out of someone; to get someone to pay; to make someone produce (funds)
This usage refers to physically removing something from a place or context.
This meaning involves guiding someone or something from one place to another, often in a context of leadership or authority.
This refers to the action of removing money from a financial account, usually at a bank or ATM.
This meaning emphasizes the action of revealing or extracting positive attributes or information, often through encouragement or inquiry.
This usage implies persuading or convincing someone to part with money or resources, often through negotiation or charm.
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If they can get both a forged card and its PIN then all the cash in the bank account will be withdrawn.