引き出し (ひきだし) Japanese meaning

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Kanji

レパートリー sense 3
引き出し (in the sense of resourcefulness) and レパートリー both refer to a person's range of skills or ideas, but レパートリー is a borrowed word often used for artistic or conversational range while 引き出し is more general.
出しゅっ金きん
引き出し is the everyday, casual word for withdrawing money, while 出金 is the more formal term used in banking and business documents.
出だし入いれN2
引き出し means only 'withdrawal' (taking money out), whereas 出し入れ refers to both putting in and taking out.

預あずけ入いれ sense 2
引き出し means withdrawing money from an account, while 預け入れ means depositing money into one.
振ふり込こみN3
引き出し means withdrawing money from a bank account, the opposite action of 振り込み, which means depositing money into one.

引ひき出で物もの
引き出し (drawer/withdrawal/resourcefulness) and 引出物 look similar in writing but 引出物 specifically means a gift given to guests at a wedding or celebration.
隠かくし引ひき出だし
引き出し is any ordinary drawer, while 隠し引き出し specifically refers to one that is hidden or secret, often for concealing valuables.
タンスN2
タンス is the whole piece of furniture, while 引き出し refers to just one sliding drawer inside it.

段だんN3
For tiers and levels — shelf levels, drawers, stacked boxes.
個こN5
The all-purpose counter for small discrete objects, used when no more specific counter applies.

引ひき出だしUsage72%
Standard kanji spelling; used for all senses.
引ひき出だしUsage20%
Common simplified variant; interchangeable with 引き出し.
抽斗ひきだしUsage7%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; 抽斗 is an uncommon spelling for 'drawer'.
抽ひき

Noun form of the verb 引き出す (ひきだす, 'to pull out, withdraw'). The 'drawer' sense comes from the action of pulling out a compartment.