“To serve out one's time” in Japanese
Short answer
To serve out one's time in Japanese is “勤め上げる” (tsutomeageru). Full meaning: to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time.
Other ways to say “To serve out one's time” in Japanese
勤めあげる
tsutomeageru to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
つとめあげる
tsutomeageru to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
勤め上げ
tsutomeage to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
勤めあげ
tsutomeage to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
つとめあげ
tsutomeage to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
勤めあげん
tsutomeagen to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
勤め上げよ
tsutomeageyo to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
勤めあげれ
tsutomeagere to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
勤めあげよ
tsutomeageyo to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
勤め上げん
tsutomeagen to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
勤め上げろ
tsutomeagero to serve out one's apprenticeship, to serve out one's time
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