How do you say "to join up with" in Japanese?

“To join up with” in Japanese

Short answer

付き従う tsukishitagau つきしたがう

To join up with in Japanese is “付き従う” (tsukishitagau). Full meaning: to follow, to accompany, to cleave to, to join up with, to obey implicitly, to flatter.

Other ways to say “To join up with” in Japanese

乗り入れる noriireru to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) つき随う tsukishitagau to follow, to accompany, to cleave to, to join up with, to obey implicitly, to flatter つき従う tsukishitagau to follow, to accompany, to cleave to, to join up with, to obey implicitly, to flatter 付き随う tsukishitagau to follow, to accompany, to cleave to, to join up with, to obey implicitly, to flatter つきしたがう tsukishitagau to follow, to accompany, to cleave to, to join up with, to obey implicitly, to flatter 付きしたがう tsukishitagau to follow, to accompany, to cleave to, to join up with, to obey implicitly, to flatter つき從ふ tsukishitagau to follow, to accompany, to cleave to, to join up with, to obey implicitly, to flatter 乗入れる noriireru to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) のりいれる noriireru to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) のり入れる noriireru to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line) 乗りいれる noriireru to drive into, to ride into; to extend (a railway line, bus route, etc.) into, to link (a railway line) with, to join up with (a separate line)

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