“To pull closer” in Japanese
Short answer
To pull closer in Japanese is “引き寄せる” (hikiyoseru). Full meaning: to draw (something) toward one, to pull toward one, to pull closer, to pull near (to); to attract, to draw, to entice.
Other ways to say “To pull closer” in Japanese
取り寄せる
toriyoseru to order, to send away for, to have (something) sent to one; to pull (something) closer
引寄せる
hikiyoseru to draw (something) toward one, to pull toward one, to pull closer, to pull near (to); to attract, to draw, to entice
取寄せる
toriyoseru to order, to send away for, to have (something) sent to one; to pull (something) closer
引きよせる
hikiyoseru to draw (something) toward one, to pull toward one, to pull closer, to pull near (to); to attract, to draw, to entice
ひきよせる
hikiyoseru to draw (something) toward one, to pull toward one, to pull closer, to pull near (to); to attract, to draw, to entice
惹き寄せる
hikiyoseru to draw (something) toward one, to pull toward one, to pull closer, to pull near (to); to attract, to draw, to entice
ひき寄せる
hikiyoseru to draw (something) toward one, to pull toward one, to pull closer, to pull near (to); to attract, to draw, to entice
曳き寄せる
hikiyoseru to draw (something) toward one, to pull toward one, to pull closer, to pull near (to); to attract, to draw, to entice
とり寄せる
toriyoseru to order, to send away for, to have (something) sent to one; to pull (something) closer
取りよせる
toriyoseru to order, to send away for, to have (something) sent to one; to pull (something) closer
とりよせる
toriyoseru to order, to send away for, to have (something) sent to one; to pull (something) closer
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