“Drawing up” in Japanese
Short answer
Drawing up in Japanese is “引き上げ” (hikiage). Full meaning: pulling up, drawing up, salvage, re-flotation; raising, increase, upward revision; repatriation, evacuation.
Other ways to say “Drawing up” in Japanese
起草
kisou drafting (e.g. a bill), drawing up
作成
sakusei making (a report, plan, contract, etc.), drawing up, writing out, preparing, creating (a file, website, account, etc.)
起案
kian drafting (a plan, contract, etc.), drawing up
立案
ritsuan planning, devising (a plan); drafting, drawing up
引きあげ
hikiage pulling up, drawing up, salvage, re-flotation; raising, increase, upward revision; repatriation, evacuation
引揚
hikiage pulling up, drawing up, salvage, re-flotation; raising, increase, upward revision; repatriation, evacuation
引上
hikiage pulling up, drawing up, salvage, re-flotation; raising, increase, upward revision; repatriation, evacuation
引上げ
hikiage pulling up, drawing up, salvage, re-flotation; raising, increase, upward revision; repatriation, evacuation
引揚げ
hikiage pulling up, drawing up, salvage, re-flotation; raising, increase, upward revision; repatriation, evacuation
引き揚げ
hikiage pulling up, drawing up, salvage, re-flotation; raising, increase, upward revision; repatriation, evacuation
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