“Being an equal match” in Japanese
Short answer
Being an equal match in Japanese is “拮抗” (kikkou). Full meaning: rivalry (between two equally strong sides), struggle for supremacy, competing (with), vying (with), contending (with), being an equal match (for).
Other ways to say “Being an equal match” in Japanese
きっこう
kikkou rivalry (between two equally strong sides), struggle for supremacy, competing (with), vying (with), contending (with), being an equal match (for)
頡頏
kikkou rivalry (between two equally strong sides), struggle for supremacy, competing (with), vying (with), contending (with), being an equal match (for)
拮坑
kikkou rivalry (between two equally strong sides), struggle for supremacy, competing (with), vying (with), contending (with), being an equal match (for)
きっ抗
kikkou rivalry (between two equally strong sides), struggle for supremacy, competing (with), vying (with), contending (with), being an equal match (for)
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