Translation guide
The English verb 'eject' covers a range of actions from physically throwing someone out to removing a disk or cartridge. Japanese uses different verbs depending on what is being ejected and how.
To forcibly remove someone from a place, such as a bouncer ejecting a troublemaker.
General term for driving someone out or expelling them. Can be used for both physical removal and metaphorical expulsion.
The security guard ejected the drunk from the bar.
Literally 'pinch and take out'; implies physically grabbing and removing someone, often used for ejecting unruly people.
To throw someone out, often with force. Can also mean to abandon or leave someone.
To eject a CD, DVD, USB drive, game cartridge, etc. from a device.
To use an ejection seat in an aircraft, or to be thrown from a vehicle in an accident.
To escape or evacuate, used for ejecting from an aircraft or spacecraft.
To eject someone from an organization, school, or country; to emit something.
To expel from a group or organization, such as a club or political party.
イジェクトする is only for objects like discs or cartridges. Using it for ejecting a person sounds unnatural or comical.
追い出す is a general term for expelling someone. つまみ出す implies physically grabbing and removing, often used in casual contexts like a bar or club.
騒いでいた客が店からつまみ出された。
The rowdy customer was ejected from the store.
He was ejected from the club.
General verb for taking something out. Commonly used for removing media from a device.
Please eject the disc.
Loanword from English, used specifically for electronic devices. Often seen on buttons or in technical contexts.
Press the eject button to eject the disc.
Formal or technical term for ejecting or discharging. Used in manuals or specifications.
This device automatically ejects the cartridge.
The pilot ejected in an emergency.
Specifically 'eject using an ejection seat'. More precise than just 脱出する.
The fighter pilot ejected using the ejection seat.
Passive form of 放り出す; to be thrown out, often used for being ejected from a vehicle in an accident.
He was ejected from the car in the accident.
He was ejected from the party for misconduct.
To banish or exile; used for ejecting someone from a country or organization.
The diplomat was ejected from the country.
To emit or discharge, used for ejecting substances or energy (e.g., smoke, particles).
The volcano ejected ash.