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“To secure” in Japanese

Short answer

作り付ける tsukuritsukeru つくりつける

To secure in Japanese is “作り付ける” (tsukuritsukeru). Full meaning: to fix (e.g. to a wall), to secure, to install; to plant.

Other ways to say “To secure” in Japanese

繋ぎ止める tsunagitomeru to tie, to fasten, to hitch; to secure (trust, patronage of customers, etc.), to keep (an employee, someone's interest, etc.), to save (someone's life) 物にする mononisuru to get, to secure, to take possession of, to make one's own, to win (someone's heart); to learn, to master; to complete 勝ち取る kachitoru to win, to achieve, to gain, to obtain, to secure 取り付ける toritsukeru to install, to fit, to fix, to set up, to furnish, to equip; to (manage to) obtain (someone's agreement, permission, etc.), to get, to secure (a contract, support, etc.); to patronize (a shop), to buy usually (from the same store) 繫ぎ止める tsunagitomeru to tie, to fasten, to hitch; to secure (trust, patronage of customers, etc.), to keep (an employee, someone's interest, etc.), to save (someone's life) 繫ぎ留める tsunagitomeru to tie, to fasten, to hitch; to secure (trust, patronage of customers, etc.), to keep (an employee, someone's interest, etc.), to save (someone's life) 繫ぎとめる tsunagitomeru to tie, to fasten, to hitch; to secure (trust, patronage of customers, etc.), to keep (an employee, someone's interest, etc.), to save (someone's life) 繋ぎとめる tsunagitomeru to tie, to fasten, to hitch; to secure (trust, patronage of customers, etc.), to keep (an employee, someone's interest, etc.), to save (someone's life) つなぎ留める tsunagitomeru to tie, to fasten, to hitch; to secure (trust, patronage of customers, etc.), to keep (an employee, someone's interest, etc.), to save (someone's life) つなぎとめる tsunagitomeru to tie, to fasten, to hitch; to secure (trust, patronage of customers, etc.), to keep (an employee, someone's interest, etc.), to save (someone's life) つなぎ止める tsunagitomeru to tie, to fasten, to hitch; to secure (trust, patronage of customers, etc.), to keep (an employee, someone's interest, etc.), to save (someone's life)

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