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吐露 (とろ, toro) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Common word› Freq. Frequency Top 20,000 Conjugation 吐露する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 吐と 露ろ する 吐と 露ろ しない Polite 吐と 露ろ します 吐と 露ろ しません Past polite 吐と 露ろ しました 吐と 露ろ しませんでした Past 吐と 露ろ した 吐と 露ろ しなかった Te-form 吐と 露ろ して 吐と 露ろ しないで Desire 吐と 露ろ したい 吐と 露ろ したくない Potential 吐と 露ろ できる 吐と 露ろ できない Passive 吐と 露ろ される 吐と 露ろ されない Causative 吐と 露ろ させる 吐と 露ろ させない Causative passive 吐と 露ろ させられる 吐と 露ろ させられない Volitional 吐と 露ろ しよう Polite volitional 吐と 露ろ しましょう Imperative 吐と 露ろ しろ 吐と 露ろ するな Conditional 吐と 露ろ すれば 吐と 露ろ しなければ Tara conditional 吐と 露ろ したら 吐と 露ろ しなかったら
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He spoke his true feelings at the press conference.
She pours out her worries in her diary.
Usage patterns 〈 相あい 手て 〉 に 〈 事こと 〉 を 吐と 露ろ する to pour out one's feelings to someone
He opened up and told his friend his true feelings.
本ほん 音ね を 吐と 露ろ する to reveal one's true feelings frankly
He revealed his true feelings at the press conference.
心しん 境きょう を 吐と 露ろ する to express one's state of mind
She expressed her complicated feelings.
Related words· 6 告白 usually means confessing something specific like love or a secret, while 吐露 is broader, referring to openly expressing one's inner thoughts or feelings.
打ち明ける is a common verb for confiding something personal to someone privately, while 吐露 is a more formal noun/verb used for pouring out feelings in either public or private settings.
表明 refers to formally stating an opinion or position, often in public, while 吐露 emphasizes candidly revealing one's true, often emotional, inner feelings.
漏らす can mean to let a feeling or secret slip out, sometimes unintentionally, whereas 吐露 is a deliberate, often heartfelt act of expressing one's thoughts.
Show 2 more 吐露 stresses pouring out one's true, often pent-up feelings, whereas 披瀝 is broader and can apply to opinions or intentions as well as feelings.
吐露 means to frankly reveal one's true feelings, while 述懐 more specifically involves recounting past experiences or reflections, often in a measured, narrative way.
Etymology 吐 (to spit out, express) + 露 (dew, expose). The combination suggests exposing one's inner thoughts like dew being revealed.
