Translation guide
How to express the action of removing something from a container or surface using a scooping motion in Japanese.
To take something out of a container or from a surface using a scooping motion, like with a spoon, ladle, or hand.
The most direct and common verb for 'scoop out'. Used for removing liquids or solids with a tool or hand.
I scooped out the soup with a ladle.
He scooped out water with his hands.
Means 'to scoop' or 'to ladle'. Often used when the focus is on the scooping action itself rather than the removal. Can be combined with other verbs to indicate taking out.
I scooped the ice cream with a spoon.
Means 'to hollow out' or 'to scoop out' by digging or carving, often used for fruits, vegetables, or solid materials.
I scooped out the melon seeds.
To remove all or most of the contents from something, leaving it empty.
To remove something unwanted by scooping, often to throw it away.
金魚をすくい取った。
I scooped out the goldfish.