“To survey” in Japanese
Short answer
To survey in Japanese is “見渡す” (miwatasu). Full meaning: to look out over, to survey (scene), to take an extensive view of.
Other ways to say “To survey” in Japanese
見回す
mimawasu to look around, to survey
計る
hakaru to measure, to weigh, to survey, to time (sound, gauge, estimate); to conjecture, to infer, to surmise
視渡す
miwatasu to look out over, to survey (scene), to take an extensive view of
見廻す
mimawasu to look around, to survey
見回わす
mimawasu to look around, to survey
見回せる
mimawaseru to look around, to survey
見渡せる
miwataseru to look out over, to survey (scene), to take an extensive view of
見まわす
mimawasu to look around, to survey
みまわせる
mimawaseru to look around, to survey
みわたせる
miwataseru to look out over, to survey (scene), to take an extensive view of
見わたせる
miwataseru to look out over, to survey (scene), to take an extensive view of
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