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“To curb” in Japanese

Short answer
抑える osaeru osaeru

To curb in Japanese is “抑える” (osaeru). Full meaning: to keep within limits (e.g. spending), to restrain (e.g. emotions), to control, to curb, to hold in check; to hold back (e.g. an enemy), to check, to curb, to contain, to quell, to subdue, to suppress, to repress.

Other ways to say “To curb” in Japanese

歯止めをかける hadomewokakeru to curb, to halt, to apply brakes, to put an end to 食い止める kuitomeru to check, to hold back, to keep at bay, to stop, to prevent, to stem, to curb, to halt 食止める kuitomeru to check, to hold back, to keep at bay, to stop, to prevent, to stem, to curb, to halt くい止める kuitomeru to check, to hold back, to keep at bay, to stop, to prevent, to stem, to curb, to halt 食いとめる kuitomeru to check, to hold back, to keep at bay, to stop, to prevent, to stem, to curb, to halt 喰いとめる kuitomeru to check, to hold back, to keep at bay, to stop, to prevent, to stem, to curb, to halt くいとめる kuitomeru to check, to hold back, to keep at bay, to stop, to prevent, to stem, to curb, to halt 喰い止める kuitomeru to check, to hold back, to keep at bay, to stop, to prevent, to stem, to curb, to halt 押さえ込む osaekomu to pin (someone) down, to hold down, to immobilize, to immobilise; to shut out (one's opponent), to keep (the opposing team) from scoring; to suppress, to control, to check, to curb 食止め kuitome to check, to hold back, to keep at bay, to stop, to prevent, to stem, to curb, to halt くいとめ kuitome to check, to hold back, to keep at bay, to stop, to prevent, to stem, to curb, to halt

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