“To fix” in Japanese
Short answer
To fix in Japanese is “期する” (kisuru). Full meaning: 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.
Other ways to say “To fix” in Japanese
作り付ける
tsukuritsukeru to fix (e.g. to a wall), to secure, to install; to plant
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
挿げる
sugeru to tie, to fix, to attach
据える
sueru to place (in position), to fix, to set (e.g. table), to lay (foundation); to install, to seat (someone); to settle (upon something), to fix (e.g. one's gaze)
直す
naosu to repair, to mend, to fix, to correct (a mistake, bad habit, etc.), to put right, to restore, to straighten (e.g. a tie), to tidy up (one's hair, make-up, etc.), to revive (one's spirits); to change, to alter, to convert, to translate; to put back,
一定
ittei to fix, to settle, to standardize, to regularize; constant, definite, uniform, defined, certain, prescribed; veritably, verily, to be sure, certainly
修する
shuusuru to study, to complete (a course), to cultivate, to master; to fix, to correct, to repair; to conduct (a Buddhist service)
取り付ける
toritsukeru to install, to fit, to fix, to set up, to furnish, to equip; to (manage to) obtain (someone's agreement, permission, etc.), to get, to secure (a contract, support, etc.); to patronize (a shop), to buy usually (from the same store)
括り付ける
kukuritsukeru to fasten (something or someone) to, to tie (to), to fix, to bind
繕う
zukurou to mend, to patch up, to repair, to fix, to darn; to fix (hair, clothes, appearance, etc.), to adjust, to tidy up, to groom; to keep up appearances, to cover up (e.g. a mistake), to gloss over
整える
totonoeru to put in order, to arrange, to tidy up, to fix, to straighten; to get ready, to prepare, to arrange, to supply, to assemble, to buy; to adjust, to regulate (e.g. rhythm, tune, one's breathing)
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