“To market” in Japanese
Short answer
To market in Japanese is “売り物にする” (urimononisuru). Full meaning: to market (something), to feature (something to sell), to trade in (something), to securitize.
Other ways to say “To market” in Japanese
売り出す
uridasu to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
売出す
uridasu to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
売り出せる
uridaseru to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
うりだせる
uridaseru to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
うりだす
uridasu to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
売出さ
uridasa to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
売出せ
uridase to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
売出そ
uridaso to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
うりだせ
uridase to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
売り出さ
uridasa to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
売り出そ
uridaso to put on the market, to put out for sale, to put on sale, to begin selling, to market; to become popular
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