出(だ)す

だす
verb (godan)
to take out, to submit
他動詞 transitiveaction
See also: 出(で)る (intransitive)
Conjugation
AffirmativeNegative
Present出(だ)す出(だ)さない
Present polite出(だ)します出(だ)しません
Past出(だ)した出(だ)さなかった
Past polite出(だ)しました出(だ)しませんでした
て form出(だ)して出(だ)さなくて
ている present出(だ)している出(だ)していない
ている polite出(だ)しています出(だ)していません
ている past出(だ)していた出(だ)していなかった
ている past polite出(だ)していました出(だ)していませんでした
Conditional ば出(だ)せば出(だ)さなければ
Conditional たら出(だ)したら出(だ)さなかったら
Volitional出(だ)そう—
Volitional polite出(だ)しましょう—
Potential出(だ)せる出(だ)せない
Passive出(だ)される出(だ)されない
Causative出(だ)させる出(だ)させない
Imperative出(だ)せ出(だ)すな
1. to take out, to bring out
To remove something from inside a container or place and bring it outside or into view.
Please take the book out of the bag.
Please put out the garbage on Monday and Thursday.
Please take the milk out of the refrigerator.
I took out money from my wallet.
犬(いぬ)を外(そと)に出(だ)しましたか。
Did you let the dog outside?
Please help me take the luggage out of the car.
2. to submit, to hand in
To formally present documents, homework, or applications to someone in authority.
宿題(しゅくだい)を出(だ)しましたか。
Did you hand in your homework?
Please check one more time before submitting the documents.
I submitted my resume to the company.
Please submit the application form by next week.
I forgot to hand in the report to the teacher.
3. to send (a letter)
To mail or send correspondence.
I sent a letter to my friend.
Did you send a New Year's card to your grandmother?
I send letters to my parents every month.
Have you already sent out the invitations?
While I was in Japan, I sent letters to my family every month to let them know I was doing well.

Transitivity: 他動詞(たどうし) (transitive). Pair: 出(で)る (intransitive). Pattern: Xを出(だ)す (take out X).

Aspect: ている indicates ongoing action or result. 出(だ)している = 'is putting out' or 'has taken out.'

Common patterns

Auxiliary: V-stem + 出(だ)す = start doing suddenly: 走(はし)り出(だ)す (start running), 泣(な)き出(だ)す (burst into tears).

Pair: 出(で)る (intransitive) - 結果(けっか)が出(で)た (results came out).

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