“To prevail upon” in Japanese
Short answer
To prevail upon in Japanese is “口説き落とす” (kudokiotosu). Full meaning: to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing.
Other ways to say “To prevail upon” in Japanese
口説き落す
kudokiotosu to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
くどき落とす
kudokiotosu to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
口説きおとす
kudokiotosu to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
くどきおとす
kudokiotosu to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
口説き落とせる
kudokiotoseru to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
口説き落さ
kudokiotosa to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
口説き落そ
kudokiotoso to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
口説き落せ
kudokiotose to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
口説き落し
kudokiotoshi to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
くどきおとせ
kudokiotose to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
くどきおとし
kudokiotoshi to persuade, to prevail upon, to win a woman's heart, to win over, to talk someone into doing
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