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“To bring close” in Japanese

Short answer
近寄せる chikayoseru ちかよせる

To bring close in Japanese is “近寄せる” (chikayoseru). Full meaning: to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close.

Other ways to say “To bring close” in Japanese

近づける chikazukeru to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person) 近よせる chikayoseru to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close ちかよせる chikayoseru to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近寄せ chikayose to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近よせ chikayose to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近よせろ chikayosero to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close ちかよせ chikayose to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近よせん chikayosen to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近寄せよ chikayoseyo to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近よせれ chikayosere to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close 近よせよ chikayoseyo to bring close, to bring near; to associate with (someone), to keep company with, to let come close

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