“To step up to” in Japanese
Short answer
To step up to in Japanese is “歩み寄る” (ayumiyoru). Full meaning: to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach.
Other ways to say “To step up to” in Japanese
歩みよる
ayumiyoru to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
あゆみ寄る
ayumiyoru to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
歩み寄れる
ayumiyoreru to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
あゆみよる
ayumiyoru to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
あゆみよれる
ayumiyoreru to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
歩みよっ
ayumiyo to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
歩み寄ッ
ayumiyo to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
歩みよッ
ayumiyo to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
歩み寄っ
ayumiyo to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
あゆみ寄っ
ayumiyo to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
あゆみよっ
ayumiyo to compromise, to meet halfway; to step up to, to walk up to, to approach
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