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射出 (しゃしゅつ, shashutsu) Japanese meaning: shooting | Kotomora
Freq. Frequency Top 20,000 Conjugation 射出する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 射しゃ 出しゅつ する 射しゃ 出しゅつ しない Polite 射しゃ 出しゅつ します 射しゃ 出しゅつ しません Past polite 射しゃ 出しゅつ しました 射しゃ 出しゅつ しませんでした Past 射しゃ 出しゅつ した 射しゃ 出しゅつ しなかった Te-form 射しゃ 出しゅつ して 射しゃ 出しゅつ しないで Desire 射しゃ 出しゅつ したい 射しゃ 出しゅつ したくない Potential 射しゃ 出しゅつ できる 射しゃ 出しゅつ できない Passive 射しゃ 出しゅつ される 射しゃ 出しゅつ されない Causative 射しゃ 出しゅつ させる 射しゃ 出しゅつ させない Causative passive 射しゃ 出しゅつ させられる 射しゃ 出しゅつ させられない Volitional 射しゃ 出しゅつ しよう Polite volitional 射しゃ 出しゅつ しましょう Imperative 射しゃ 出しゅつ しろ 射しゃ 出しゅつ するな Conditional 射しゃ 出しゅつ すれば 射しゃ 出しゅつ しなければ Tara conditional 射しゃ 出しゅつ したら 射しゃ 出しゅつ しなかったら
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ロケット が 衛えい 星せい を 軌き 道どう に 射しゃ 出しゅつ し た 。
The rocket injected the satellite into orbit.
Injection molding is used to manufacture plastic products.
Related words 発射 is the everyday word for launching or firing a weapon or rocket, while 射出 is the more technical term used for ejection, injection, or emission processes in engineering and physics.
放射 refers to radial emission or radiation (as in 放射線), while 射出 emphasizes a directed act of ejecting or injecting something.
噴出 describes gas, liquid, or steam gushing out under pressure, whereas 射出 is a broader technical term covering projectiles, light, or fluid being sent out with force.
放出 means to release or discharge something (like energy or stored goods), while 射出 stresses the forceful, directed act of ejection or injection.
射出 is a broader term for ejecting or emitting things (including light or projectiles), whereas 噴射 specifically implies forceful spraying of gas, liquid, or fine particles.
Don't confuse with 反射 means reflection (of light, sound, or a reflex reaction) and shares the kanji 射 with 射出, but the two describe opposite physical processes—bouncing back versus sending out.
Etymology Compound of 射 (shoot, emit) and 出 (go out, put out). The reading is on'yomi, suggesting a Sino-Japanese technical coinage.
