“To reassign” in Japanese
Short answer
To reassign in Japanese is “付け替える” (tsukekaeru). Full meaning: to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss).
Other ways to say “To reassign” in Japanese
付けかえる
tsukekaeru to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
つけ変える
tsukekaeru to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
つけ替える
tsukekaeru to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
つけかえる
tsukekaeru to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
つけ変え
tsukekae to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
付けかえ
tsukekae to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
付けかえれ
tsukekaere to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
付け替えろ
tsukekaero to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
つけかえよ
tsukekaeyo to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
つけかえん
tsukekaen to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
付けかえろ
tsukekaero to replace, to change (for a new one), to renew; to reassign (an expense), to charge (to a different account), to shift (a loss)
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