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“To look at each other” in Japanese

Short answer

見合う miau みあう

To look at each other 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 look at each other” in Japanese

見合わす miawasu to exchange glances, to look at each other; to postpone, to put off, to withhold, to abandon; to contrast, to compare 見合わせる miawaseru to exchange glances, to look at each other; to postpone, to put off, to withhold, to abandon; to contrast, to compare 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 見合す miawasu to exchange glances, to look at each other; to postpone, to put off, to withhold, to abandon; to contrast, to compare 見あわす miawasu to exchange glances, to look at each other; to postpone, to put off, to withhold, to abandon; to contrast, to compare 見合せる miawaseru to exchange glances, to look at each other; to postpone, to put off, to withhold, to abandon; to contrast, to compare みあわす miawasu to exchange glances, to look at each other; to postpone, to put off, to withhold, to abandon; to contrast, to compare 視合わせる miawaseru to exchange glances, to look at each other; to postpone, to put off, to withhold, to abandon; to contrast, to compare み合わせる miawaseru to exchange glances, to look at each other; to postpone, to put off, to withhold, to abandon; to contrast, to compare 見あわせる miawaseru to exchange glances, to look at each other; to postpone, to put off, to withhold, to abandon; to contrast, to compare

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