“To behave formally” in Japanese
Short answer
To behave formally in Japanese is “筋張る” (sujibaru). Full meaning: to become sinewy, to behave formally.
Other ways to say “To behave formally” in Japanese
筋ばる
sujibaru to become sinewy, to behave formally
すじばる
sujibaru to become sinewy, to behave formally
筋張っ
sujiba to become sinewy, to behave formally
筋ばっ
sujiba to become sinewy, to behave formally
筋張ッ
sujiba to become sinewy, to behave formally
筋ばッ
sujiba to become sinewy, to behave formally
すじばっ
sujiba to become sinewy, to behave formally
すじばッ
sujiba to become sinewy, to behave formally
筋張れ
sujibare to become sinewy, to behave formally
筋ばろ
sujibaro to become sinewy, to behave formally
筋張ん
sujiban to become sinewy, to behave formally
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