Translation guide
To extend outward beyond a surface or line; to stick out or protrude.
Describing something that sticks out from a surface, such as a rock, chin, nail, or branch.
Intransitive verb meaning to stick out or protrude. Commonly used for physical objects.
Casual/spoken word for something sticking out or bulging. Often used for everyday objects.
To overhang or project outward, often used for architectural features like balconies or eaves.
To pop out or jump out; can be used for things that suddenly jut out or protrude.
Formal/technical term for protruding or projecting. Often used in written descriptions.
この部分が突出している。
This part juts out.
Specifically describing a protruding chin or jaw, often in descriptions of facial features.
Describes a chin that juts out prominently; often used for a 'jutting chin'.
突き出る is a general, neutral word for sticking out. 出っ張る is more casual and often implies something is in the way or annoyingly protruding.
A rock juts out into the sea.
A nail is sticking out, so be careful.
The balcony juts out over the street.
A handkerchief is sticking out of your pocket.
He has a jutting chin.