“To comply with” in Japanese
Short answer
To comply with in Japanese is “添う” (sou). Full meaning: to run along, to run beside, to stick to (a line); to follow (a policy, plan, etc.), to act in accordance with, to align with; to meet (wishes, expectations, etc.), to satisfy, to comply with, to live up to.
Other ways to say “To comply with” in Japanese
聞き入れる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
聞き届ける
kikitodokeru to grant (a request), to accept, to hear (a prayer), to comply with (a demand)
聞入れる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
応じる
oujiru to respond, to satisfy, to accept, to comply with, to apply for
聞きいれる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
ききいれる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
諾き入れる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
きき入れる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
聴き入れる
kikiireru to grant (a wish), to accede, to comply with, to heed
聞届ける
kikitodokeru to grant (a request), to accept, to hear (a prayer), to comply with (a demand)
きき届ける
kikitodokeru to grant (a request), to accept, to hear (a prayer), to comply with (a demand)
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