“To decide upon” in Japanese
Short answer
To decide upon in Japanese is “取り決める” (torikimeru). Full meaning: to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract).
Other ways to say “To decide upon” in Japanese
取決める
torikimeru to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract)
取極める
torikimeru to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract)
取り極める
torikimeru to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract)
とり決める
torikimeru to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract)
取りきめる
torikimeru to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract)
とりきめる
torikimeru to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract)
期する
kisuru to fix (a time, date, etc.), to set; to expect, to hope for, to look forward to, to foresee, to anticipate; to resolve (to do), to decide upon, to prepare for, to promise, to pledge
期す
kisu to fix (a time, date, etc.), to set; to expect, to hope for, to look forward to, to foresee, to anticipate; to resolve (to do), to decide upon, to prepare for, to promise, to pledge
取極めん
torikimen to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract)
取決めれ
torikimere to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract)
取決めろ
torikimero to agree, to decide upon, to enter into (a contract)
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