“To be flexible” in Japanese
Short answer
To be flexible in Japanese is “融通がきく” (yuuzuugakiku). Full meaning: to be flexible, to be accommodating.
Other ways to say “To be flexible” in Japanese
自由が利く
jiyuugakiku to be flexible, to be accommodating, to have freedom from restrictions
撓る
shiwaru to bend, to warp, to yield; to be supple (e.g. bamboo, body), to be flexible, to be pliant
撓う
shinau to bend, to warp, to yield; to be supple (e.g. bamboo, body), to be flexible, to be pliant
しわっ
shiwa to bend, to warp, to yield; to be supple (e.g. bamboo, body), to be flexible, to be pliant
しなる
shinaru to bend, to warp, to yield; to be supple (e.g. bamboo, body), to be flexible, to be pliant
しのふ
shinoo to bend, to warp, to yield; to be supple (e.g. bamboo, body), to be flexible, to be pliant
しわッ
shiwa to bend, to warp, to yield; to be supple (e.g. bamboo, body), to be flexible, to be pliant
しわる
shiwaru to bend, to warp, to yield; to be supple (e.g. bamboo, body), to be flexible, to be pliant
しなう
shinau to bend, to warp, to yield; to be supple (e.g. bamboo, body), to be flexible, to be pliant
しわり
shiwari to bend, to warp, to yield; to be supple (e.g. bamboo, body), to be flexible, to be pliant
撓ッ
shio to bend, to warp, to yield; to be supple (e.g. bamboo, body), to be flexible, to be pliant
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