“Making a fool of” in Japanese
Short answer
Making a fool of in Japanese is “翻弄” (honrou). Full meaning: having at one's mercy, trifling with, toying with, playing with, making a fool of, leading around by the nose, tossing about (a ship), buffeting.
Other ways to say “Making a fool of” in Japanese
ほんろう
honrou having at one's mercy, trifling with, toying with, playing with, making a fool of, leading around by the nose, tossing about (a ship), buffeting
ホンロウ
honrou having at one's mercy, trifling with, toying with, playing with, making a fool of, leading around by the nose, tossing about (a ship), buffeting
飜弄
honrou having at one's mercy, trifling with, toying with, playing with, making a fool of, leading around by the nose, tossing about (a ship), buffeting
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