“Leaving as it stands” in Japanese
Short answer
Leaving as it stands 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 “Leaving as it stands” in Japanese
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
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