Protrude

//pɹəˈtɹuːd//

Translations of "protrude" (28 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Arabic	بَرَزَ(to extend from), نَتَأَ(to extend from)	baraza, nataʔa
Bikol Central	uldot(to extend from)	—
Bulgarian	изпъквам(to extend from), подавам се(to extend from), стърча(to extend from)	izpǎkvam, podavam se, stǎrča
Chinese Mandarin	伸出(to extend from), 凸出(to extend from), 突出(to extend from)	shēnchū, tūchū, tūchū
Czech	trčet(to extend from), vyčnívat(to extend from)	—
Dutch	uitsteken(to extend from)	—
Finnish	harottaa(to extend from), pistää(to extend from), pullistua(to extend from), sojottaa(to extend from), työntyä(to extend from), törröttää(to extend from)	—
French	dépasser(to extend from), saillir(to extend from)	—
Galician	sobresaír(to extend from)	—
German	herausragen(to extend from), herausstehen(to extend from), hervorkragen(to extend from), hervorragen(to extend from), hervorstechend(to extend from), hervorstehen(to extend from), vorkragen(to extend from), vorstehen(to extend from)	—
Greek	εισχωρώ(to extend from)	eischoró
Hebrew	בלט(to extend from)	—
Hungarian	eláll(to extend from), előrenyúlik(to extend from), előretol(to cause to extend from a surface or boundary; to cause to stick out), előreugrik(to extend from), előreáll(to extend from), kidudorodik(to extend from), kiemelkedik(to extend from), kinyújt(to cause to extend from a surface or boundary; to cause to stick out), kinyúlik(to extend from), kiszögellik(to extend from), kitol(to cause to extend from a surface or boundary; to cause to stick out), kitolul(to extend from), kitüremkedik(to extend from), kiugrik(to extend from), kiáll(to extend from), kiölt(to cause to extend from a surface or boundary; to cause to stick out)	—
Icelandic	skaga fram(to extend from), standa út(to extend from)	—
Italian	protendersi(to extend from), protrudere(to extend from), sporgere(to extend from), sportare(to extend from)	—
Japanese	出っ張る(to extend from), 出張る(to extend from), 突き出る(to extend from)	depparu, debaru, tsukideru
Korean	불거지다(to extend from)	bulgeojida
Latin	mineō(to extend from), prōmineō(to extend from)	—
Māori	kounu(to extend from), pūrero(to extend from), whakapupū(to extend from), whererei(to extend from), whātero(to extend from)	—
Persian	بیرون زدن(to extend from)	birun zadan
Polish	sterczeć(to extend from), wystawać(to extend from), wystawiać(to cause to extend from a surface or boundary; to cause to stick out), wystawić(to cause to extend from a surface or boundary; to cause to stick out)	—
Portuguese	protrair(to extend from)	—
Russian	выдава́ться(to extend from), выдаю́щийся(to extend from), высо́вываться(to extend from), выступа́ть(to extend from), выступающий(to extend from), торча́ть(to extend from)	vydavátʹsja, vydajúščijsja, vysóvyvatʹsja, vystupátʹ, vystupajuščij, torčátʹ
Slovak	vyčnievať(to extend from)	—
Spanish	protruir(to extend from), protuberante(to extend from), protuberar(to extend from), sobresaliente(to extend from), sobresalir(to extend from)	—
Swedish	sticka ut(to extend from), stå ut(to extend from)	—
Ukrainian	вистава́ти(to extend from), витика́тися(to extend from)	vystaváty, vytykátysja
Welsh	aelio(to extend from), allwthio(to extend from)	—

Arabic

بَرَزَ, نَتَأَ

baraza, nataʔa

Bikol Central

uldot

Bulgarian

изпъквам, подавам се, стърча

izpǎkvam, podavam se, stǎrča

Chinese Mandarin

伸出, 凸出, 突出

shēnchū, tūchū, tūchū

Czech

trčet, vyčnívat

Dutch

uitsteken

Finnish

harottaa, pistää, pullistua, sojottaa, työntyä, törröttää

French

dépasser, saillir

Galician

sobresaír

German

herausragen, herausstehen, hervorkragen, hervorragen, hervorstechend, hervorstehen, vorkragen, vorstehen

Greek

εισχωρώ

eischoró

Hebrew

בלט

Hungarian

eláll, előrenyúlik, előretol, előreugrik, előreáll, kidudorodik, kiemelkedik, kinyújt, kinyúlik, kiszögellik, kitol, kitolul, kitüremkedik, kiugrik, kiáll, kiölt