“To fill in” in Japanese
Short answer
To fill in in Japanese is “書き込む” (kakikomu). Full meaning: to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store.
Other ways to say “To fill in” in Japanese
書込む
kakikomu to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store
書きこむ
kakikomu to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store
書込める
kakikomeru to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store
書き込める
kakikomeru to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store
かき込める
kakikomeru to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store
書きこめる
kakikomeru to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store
かきこめる
kakikomeru to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store
塗りつぶす
nuritsubusu to paint over, to paint out, to fill in, to cover completely (with paint)
書込も
kakikomo to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store
書込め
kakikome to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store
書込ん
kakikon to fill in (field, entry, etc.), to fill out (form); to post a message (e.g. on a bulletin-board); to store
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