“Setting up” in Japanese
Short answer
Setting up in Japanese is “設営” (setsuei). Full meaning: setting up (a structure, building, camp, etc.), construction, preparation (e.g. of a venue), arrangement (of an event).
Other ways to say “Setting up” in Japanese
セット
setto set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
膳立て
zendate setting the table, laying the table; setting up, getting one's ducks in a row, running interference, setting the stage
開設
kaisetsu establishment, opening, setting up, inauguration
新設
shinsetsu establishing, founding, setting up, organizing, establishment
ゼッド
zeddo set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
セツト
setto 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)
セッティング
settingu setting, installing, mounting, arranging; setting up (meeting, conference, etc.); stage setting
導入
dounyuu introduction, bringing in, installation, setting up, importation; introduction (to a story, lecture, etc.), introductory part
お膳立て
ozendate setting the table, laying the table; setting up, getting one's ducks in a row, running interference, setting the stage
膳立
zendate setting the table, laying the table; setting up, getting one's ducks in a row, running interference, setting the stage
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