“Putting together” in Japanese
Short answer
Putting together in Japanese is “集約” (shuuyaku). Full meaning: putting together (e.g. opinions), gathering, collecting, aggregating, summarizing, integrating.
Other ways to say “Putting together” in Japanese
総合
sougou synthesis, combination, integration, putting together; general, combined, composite, mixed, integrated, comprehensive; synthesis, colligation
収斂
shuuren astringency, constriction, contraction; collecting (e.g. opinions), putting together, summarizing; collection (of taxes)
そうごう
sougou synthesis, combination, integration, putting together; general, combined, composite, mixed, integrated, comprehensive; synthesis, colligation
ソウゴウ
sougou synthesis, combination, integration, putting together; general, combined, composite, mixed, integrated, comprehensive; synthesis, colligation
綜合
sougou synthesis, combination, integration, putting together; general, combined, composite, mixed, integrated, comprehensive; synthesis, colligation
そう合
sougou synthesis, combination, integration, putting together; general, combined, composite, mixed, integrated, comprehensive; synthesis, colligation
収歛
shuuren astringency, constriction, contraction; collecting (e.g. opinions), putting together, summarizing; collection (of taxes)
収れん
shuuren astringency, constriction, contraction; collecting (e.g. opinions), putting together, summarizing; collection (of taxes)
配剤
haizai compounding of medicine, dispensing (medicine); dispensation (e.g. of heaven), providence, combining, arranging, putting together
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