English–Japanese
“hold out” in Japanese
How to say “hold out” in Japanese
“Hold out” in Japanese is 差し出す (sashidasu).
Expresses extending a hand or object toward someone so it can be seen, taken, or accepted.
Example sentences with 差し出す
彼は受付で身分証を差し出しました。kare wa uke tsuke de mi bun shō o sa shi da shi ma shi ta
He handed over his identification at the reception desk.
Tips for using 差し出す
- In everyday conversation, 差し出す (sashidasu) often appears when a person presents an ID, ticket, or document at a reception desk.
Other Japanese words for “hold out”
彼女は転んだ子どもに手を差し伸べます。kano jo wa koro n da ko do mo ni te o sa shi no be ma su
She holds out her hand to the child who fell.