“Thinking out” in Japanese
Short answer
Thinking out in Japanese is “捻出” (nenshutsu). Full meaning: managing (to raise funds, find time, etc.), contriving, scraping together (money); working out (a plan, solution, etc.), thinking out, devising, contriving.
Other ways to say “Thinking out” in Japanese
拈出
nenshutsu managing (to raise funds, find time, etc.), contriving, scraping together (money); working out (a plan, solution, etc.), thinking out, devising, contriving
ねん出
nenshutsu managing (to raise funds, find time, etc.), contriving, scraping together (money); working out (a plan, solution, etc.), thinking out, devising, contriving
ねんしゅつ
nenshutsu managing (to raise funds, find time, etc.), contriving, scraping together (money); working out (a plan, solution, etc.), thinking out, devising, contriving
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