“To pass off” in Japanese
Short answer
To pass off in Japanese is “仕立てる” (shitateru). Full meaning: to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off.
Other ways to say “To pass off” in Japanese
仕立る
shitateru to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
仕たてる
shitateru to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
したてる
shitateru to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
し立てる
shitateru to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
したて
shitate to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
仕立て
shitate to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
仕立
shitate to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
仕たて
shitate to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
仕立ろ
shitatero to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
仕立ん
shitaten to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
し立て
shitate to tailor, to make (clothing); to train, to bring up; to make it seem like, to pass off
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