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“To exchange looks” in Japanese

Short answer

見合う miau みあう

To exchange looks in Japanese is “見合う” (miau). Full meaning: to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance.

Other ways to say “To exchange looks” in Japanese

みあう miau to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance 見あう miau to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance みあい miai to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance 見合ふ miau to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance みおう mioo to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance 見合お miao to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance みあっ mia to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance 見あえ miae to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance 見合わ miawa to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance 見あわ miawa to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance みあお miao to look at each other, to exchange looks; to correspond (to), to be proportionate (to), to be in keeping with, to offset, to counterbalance

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