しぼshiboruしぼshiboru
1.

To exert force in order to remove excess liquid from something by twisting or compressing it.

2.

To extract or release something that is not easily forthcoming, often through pressure or through efforts beyond the ordinary.

3.

To narrow down or limit the range or scope of something, such as a target or a discussion.

4.

To impose strict discipline or training, often to enhance skills or awareness.

5.

To forcibly gather or compile knowledge, skills, or resources that are not immediately apparent.

Example:

はい。ここに私たちが牛のミルクをしぼった牧場の写真がありますよ。

furiしぼshiborufuりしぼるrishiboru
1.

To exert or utilize every last bit of strength or energy one possesses, often in a moment of great effort or determination.

2.

To draw upon one's available resources, be they physical or vocal, in an intense and concentrated manner, typically to achieve a goal or provide support.

3.

To forcefully release or express something, such as one's voice or power, as if squeezing out everything until there is nothing left.

Example:

私たちは声を振り絞って助けを求めた。

hikiしぼshiboru
1.

To pull the string of a bow back to its maximum extent in preparation for shooting an arrow, ensuring that the bow is fully drawn for optimal power and accuracy.

2.

To exert maximum effort in producing a sound or voice, often leading to a strained or forceful expression, as in calling out for help.

3.

To compress or wring something tightly, applying strong force to extract liquid or reduce volume, such as when twisting a piece of cloth to remove water.

Example:

彼は声を引き絞って歌った。