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“To jot down a note” in Japanese

Short answer
手控える tebikaeru てびかえる

To jot down a note in Japanese is “手控える” (tebikaeru). Full meaning: to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note.

Other ways to say “To jot down a note” in Japanese

手びかえる tebikaeru to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note てびかえる tebikaeru to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note 手控え tebikae to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note 手控えれ tebikaere to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note てびかえ tebikae to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note 手控えろ tebikaero to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note 手控えよ tebikaeyo to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note 手びかえ tebikae to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note 手控えん tebikaen to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note 手控えよう tebikaeyou to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note 手びかえろ tebikaero to hang (hold) back, to hold off, to refrain, to reduce or cut back on; to jot down a note

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