“To conclude” in Japanese
Short answer
To conclude in Japanese is “断ずる” (danzuru). Full meaning: to conclude, to decide, to determine; to judge.
Other ways to say “To conclude” in Japanese
取り結ぶ
torimusubu to make (a promise), to conclude (a contract); to act as a go-between, to act as mediator; to curry favour with
断じる
danjiru to conclude, to decide, to determine; to judge
済ます
sumasu to finish, to get it over with, to conclude; to settle, to pay back; to get along (without something), to make do with (without)
だんじ
danji to conclude, to decide, to determine; to judge
だんずる
danzuru to conclude, to decide, to determine; to judge
だんじよう
danjiyoo to conclude, to decide, to determine; to judge
取結ぶ
torimusubu to make (a promise), to conclude (a contract); to act as a go-between, to act as mediator; to curry favour with
とり結ぶ
torimusubu to make (a promise), to conclude (a contract); to act as a go-between, to act as mediator; to curry favour with
取結べる
torimusuberu to make (a promise), to conclude (a contract); to act as a go-between, to act as mediator; to curry favour with
取りむすぶ
torimusubu to make (a promise), to conclude (a contract); to act as a go-between, to act as mediator; to curry favour with
取り結べる
torimusuberu to make (a promise), to conclude (a contract); to act as a go-between, to act as mediator; to curry favour with
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