“To align” in Japanese
Short answer
To align in Japanese is “排す” (haisu). Full meaning: to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order.
Other ways to say “To align” in Japanese
排する
haisuru to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order
足並みが揃う
ashinamigasorou to keep step (with), to keep pace (with), to move in lockstep; to align (with another's thoughts or actions), to be on the same page
足並みを揃える
ashinamiwosoroeru to keep step (with), to keep pace (with), to move in lockstep; to align (with another's thoughts or actions), to get on the same page
排し
haishi to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order
排さ
haisa to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order
排せ
haise to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order
排そ
haiso to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order
排しろ
haishiro to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order
排そふ
haisou to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order
排すれ
haisure to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order
排そう
haisou to push aside, to overcome (e.g. difficulties), to reject; to align, to put in order
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