“To conspire” in Japanese
Short answer
To conspire in Japanese is “示し合わす” (shimeshiawasu). Full meaning: to conspire (with), to prearrange.
Other ways to say “To conspire” in Japanese
馴れ合う
nareau to collude (with), to conspire (with); to make friends with, to get along well with; to become intimate (with opposite sex), to establish a secret liaison (with)
示し合わせる
shimeshiawaseru to arrange beforehand, to make a sign to each other, to conspire
示しあわす
shimeshiawasu to conspire (with), to prearrange
しめし合わす
shimeshiawasu to conspire (with), to prearrange
グルになる
guruninaru to conspire, to act in collusion, to be hand-in-glove
図る
hakaru to plan, to attempt, to devise; to plot, to conspire, to scheme; to aim for, to strive for, to work towards, to seek
慣れ合う
nareau to collude (with), to conspire (with); to make friends with, to get along well with; to become intimate (with opposite sex), to establish a secret liaison (with)
なれ合う
nareau to collude (with), to conspire (with); to make friends with, to get along well with; to become intimate (with opposite sex), to establish a secret liaison (with)
企む
takuramu to scheme, to plan, to play a trick, to invent, to conspire, to frame up
気脈を通じる
kimyakuwotsuujiru to have secret communications (with), to conspire (with)
示し合せる
shimeshiawaseru to arrange beforehand, to make a sign to each other, to conspire
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