“Put-up job” in Japanese
Short answer
Put-up job in Japanese is “八百長” (yaochou). Full meaning: match fixing, put-up job, fixed game.
Other ways to say “Put-up job” in Japanese
でっち上げ
detchiage fabrication, made-up story, sham, hoax, put-up job, frame-up, trumped-up charge
自作自演
jisakujien performing a part in one's own play, playing a musical piece that one has written; doing everything by oneself (from preparation to execution); put-up job, charade
デッチ上げ
detchiage fabrication, made-up story, sham, hoax, put-up job, frame-up, trumped-up charge
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