“To back up” in Japanese
Short answer
To back up in Japanese is “裏付ける” (urazukeru). Full meaning: to support (a theory, claim, etc.), to back up, to substantiate, to prove.
Other ways to say “To back up” in Japanese
守り立てる
moritateru to support, to back up, to rally round; to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale); to bring up, to raise
裏づける
urazukeru to support (a theory, claim, etc.), to back up, to substantiate, to prove
守立てる
moritateru to support, to back up, to rally round; to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale); to bring up, to raise
守りたてる
moritateru to support, to back up, to rally round; to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale); to bring up, to raise
うらづける
urazukeru to support (a theory, claim, etc.), to back up, to substantiate, to prove
もりたてる
moritateru to support, to back up, to rally round; to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale); to bring up, to raise
もり立てる
moritateru to support, to back up, to rally round; to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale); to bring up, to raise
肩を入れる
katawoireru to support, to back up, to side with, to take sides; to cover one's exposed shoulder again
守立て
moritate to support, to back up, to rally round; to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale); to bring up, to raise
守立てろ
moritatero to support, to back up, to rally round; to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale); to bring up, to raise
もりたて
moritate to support, to back up, to rally round; to revive (e.g. a company), to boost (e.g. morale); to bring up, to raise
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