“Placing” in Japanese
Short answer
Placing in Japanese is “出稿” (shukkou). Full meaning: placing (an ad), submission of advertising copy; sending a manuscript for printing.
Other ways to say “Placing” in Japanese
セット
setto set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
付議
fugi bringing up a matter, discussion, debate, submission (e.g. a measure), referral (e.g. bill to a committee), placing (e.g. item on an agenda)
セツト
setto set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
ゼッド
zeddo set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
セッド
seddo set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
附議
fugi bringing up a matter, discussion, debate, submission (e.g. a measure), referral (e.g. bill to a committee), placing (e.g. item on an agenda)
絶斗
zetto set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
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