“To pass off for” in Japanese
Short answer
To pass off for in Japanese is “触れ込む” (furekomu). Full meaning: to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as.
Other ways to say “To pass off for” in Japanese
ふれこむ
furekomu to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
触れこむ
furekomu to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
触れ込める
furekomeru to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
ふれこめる
furekomeru to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
触れこま
furekoma to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
触れ込め
furekome to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
触れこん
furekon to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
触れこみ
furekomi to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
触れこめ
furekome to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
ふれこも
furekomo to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
触れ込ま
furekoma to make publicly known, to profess to be, to pretend to be, to pass off for, to pose as
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