“Deferment” in Japanese
Short answer
Deferment in Japanese is “据え置き” (sueoki). Full meaning: deferment (e.g. of savings), leaving (a thing) as it stands; unredeemed, unredeemable, irredeemable, deferred, stationary.
Other ways to say “Deferment” in Japanese
猶予
yuuyo postponement, deferment, extension (of time)
延期
enki postponement, deferment, adjournment
繰り下げ
kurisage postponement, deferment, moving down
見送り
miokuri seeing (someone) off, send-off; deferment, postponement, shelving; letting a pitch go by
保留
horyuu reservation, putting on hold, deferment, withholding
据置
sueoki deferment (e.g. of savings), leaving (a thing) as it stands; unredeemed, unredeemable, irredeemable, deferred, stationary
据え置
sueoki deferment (e.g. of savings), leaving (a thing) as it stands; unredeemed, unredeemable, irredeemable, deferred, stationary
すえ置
sueoki deferment (e.g. of savings), leaving (a thing) as it stands; unredeemed, unredeemable, irredeemable, deferred, stationary
据置き
sueoki deferment (e.g. of savings), leaving (a thing) as it stands; unredeemed, unredeemable, irredeemable, deferred, stationary
すえ置き
sueoki deferment (e.g. of savings), leaving (a thing) as it stands; unredeemed, unredeemable, irredeemable, deferred, stationary
猶与
yuuyo postponement, deferment, extension (of time)
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