“To put forward” in Japanese
Short answer
To put forward in Japanese is “挺する” (teisuru). Full meaning: to put (oneself) forward, to risk (one's life), to volunteer (bravely).
Other ways to say “To put forward” in Japanese
進める
susumeru to advance, to move forward, to put (a clock, watch) forward; to carry forward (plans, work, etc.), to proceed with, to make progress in, to further, to advance, to hasten, to speed up; to raise, to elevate, to promote, to develop, to stimulate (e.g.
挺す
teisu to put (oneself) forward, to risk (one's life), to volunteer (bravely)
申し出る
moushideru to offer, to propose, to suggest, to put forward, to request, to ask (for), to apply (for), to report (to), to notify
世に説く
yonitoku to set forth, to put forward, to present for consideration, to explain the facts of life, to preach
挺し
teishi to put (oneself) forward, to risk (one's life), to volunteer (bravely)
挺せ
teise to put (oneself) forward, to risk (one's life), to volunteer (bravely)
挺しよ
teishiyo to put (oneself) forward, to risk (one's life), to volunteer (bravely)
挺すん
teisun to put (oneself) forward, to risk (one's life), to volunteer (bravely)
挺しろ
teishiro to put (oneself) forward, to risk (one's life), to volunteer (bravely)
挺すれ
teisure to put (oneself) forward, to risk (one's life), to volunteer (bravely)
挺せよ
teiseyo to put (oneself) forward, to risk (one's life), to volunteer (bravely)
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