“To appropriate” in Japanese
Short answer
To appropriate in Japanese is “振り向ける” (furimukeru). Full meaning: to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use).
Other ways to say “To appropriate” in Japanese
ふり向ける
furimukeru to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use)
振りむける
furimukeru to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use)
私する
watakushisuru to use (public property) for personal purposes, to use (e.g. politics) for one's own ends, to misappropriate (public money), to appropriate, to embezzle
ふり向けろ
furimukero to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use)
振りむけれ
furimukere to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use)
振りむけん
furimuken to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use)
振りむけよ
furimukeyo to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use)
ふり向けよ
furimukeyo to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use)
ふり向けれ
furimukere to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use)
ふり向けん
furimuken to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use)
振りむけろ
furimukero to turn (around); to appropriate, to set aside, to allocate, to assign (for another purpose or use)
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