“To compromise” in Japanese
Short answer
To compromise in Japanese is “歩み寄る” (ayumiyoru). Full meaning: to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach.
Other ways to say “To compromise” in Japanese
折れ合う
oreau to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
譲り合う
yuzuriau to give and take, to make mutual concessions, to compromise
折り合う
oriau to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
歩みよる
ayumiyoru to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
あゆみよる
ayumiyoru to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
あゆみ寄る
ayumiyoru to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
歩み寄れる
ayumiyoreru to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
あゆみよれる
ayumiyoreru to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
折れあう
oreau to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
おれあう
oreau to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
おれ合う
oreau to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
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