“To be complacent” in Japanese
Short answer
To be complacent in Japanese is “脂下がる” (yanisagaru). Full meaning: to be complacent, to look self-satisfied.
Other ways to say “To be complacent” in Japanese
ヤニ下がる
yanisagaru to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
やにさがる
yanisagaru to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
やに下がる
yanisagaru to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
ヤニ下がっ
yanisaga to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
やに下がっ
yanisaga to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
ヤニ下がッ
yanisaga to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
やに下がッ
yanisaga to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
脂下がっ
yanisaga to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
脂下がッ
yanisaga to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
ヤニ下がれ
yanisagare to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
やに下がろ
yanisagaro to be complacent, to look self-satisfied
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