排出 (はいしゅつ, haishutsu) Japanese meaning: discharge | Kotomora

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排出する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for releasing substances (gas, liquid, waste) from a body, machine, or system. Common in environmental, medical, and technical contexts.

放ほう出しゅつN1
放出 covers the release of energy, heat, or even abstract things like information, while 排出 is limited to physical substances such as gas or waste being expelled.
排はい泄せつ
排泄 refers specifically to the excretion of bodily waste (urine, feces), while 排出 is the broader term used for any substance being discharged, including from machines or factories.
分ぶん泌ぴつN1
分泌 refers to releasing useful substances like hormones or enzymes from cells or glands, while 排出 refers to expelling waste or unwanted substances from the body.
吐はき出だす
排出する is a formal, technical word for discharging or expelling substances, while 吐き出す is the more concrete, everyday verb.
流りゅう出しゅつ
排出 is deliberate discharge or emission, such as exhaust or waste, while 流出 usually implies an unintended or uncontrolled outflow.

吸きゅう収しゅうN3
吸収 means to absorb or take in a substance, the opposite of 排出, which means to discharge or expel it.
吸きゅう引いん
吸引 means to draw something in by suction, while 排出 means to discharge or expel it out, making them opposite directions of flow.
装そう填てん
排出 refers to ejecting or discharging something out of a device, the opposite process of 装填, which is loading it in.
摂せっ取しゅ
摂取 means taking substances into the body, while 排出 means discharging or excreting them out.

輩はい出しゅつ
輩出 (also read はいしゅつ) means to produce a stream of talented people one after another, while 排出 refers to physically discharging a substance like gas or waste.
排はい水すいN1
排出 is the broader term for expelling or discharging any substance (liquid, gas, waste), whereas 排水 specifically concerns water or liquid drainage.

Compound of 排 (expel, exclude) and 出 (go out, put out). The kanji combination directly conveys the meaning of pushing something out.