“To make up one's mind” in Japanese
Short answer
To make up one's mind in Japanese is “思い定める” (omoisadameru). Full meaning: to make up one's mind, to be determined.
Other ways to say “To make up one's mind” in Japanese
思い立つ
omoitatsu to set one's mind on doing, to get the idea of doing, to make up one's mind
思い切る
omoikiru to give up all thoughts of, to abandon, to despair of; to make up one's mind, to take a momentous decision
思い込む
omoikomu to be convinced (that), to be under the impression (that), to feel sure (that), to assume (that); to make up one's mind, to set one's heart on, to be determined (to do), to be bent on; to be obsessed (with a thought, idea, etc.), to think about obses
おもい定める
omoisadameru to make up one's mind, to be determined
思いさだめる
omoisadameru to make up one's mind, to be determined
おもいさだめる
omoisadameru to make up one's mind, to be determined
決める
kimeru to decide, to choose, to determine, to make up one's mind, to resolve, to set one's heart on, to settle, to arrange, to set, to appoint, to fix; to clinch (a victory), to decide (the outcome of a match); to persist in doing, to go through with
臍を固める
hozowokatameru to make up one's mind (to do something), to resolve firmly (to do something)
腹を据える
harawosueru to make up one's mind; to calm oneself, to be patient, to endure
腹を決める
harawokimeru to resolve, to make up one's mind, to decide
思立つ
omoitatsu to set one's mind on doing, to get the idea of doing, to make up one's mind
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