“To take up” in Japanese
Short answer
To take up in Japanese is “受け戻す” (ukemodosu). Full meaning: to redeem (e.g. mortgage, pawned article), to ransom, to take up.
Other ways to say “To take up” in Japanese
受け付ける
uketsukeru to accept, to receive (an application), to take up; to (be able to) take (food, medicine, etc.), to bear, to tolerate, to endure; to be affected by, to take damage from
吸い入れる
suiireru to suck in, to take in, to sop up, to take up
取り上げる
toriageru to pick up; to adopt (a proposal), to take up (a topic), to accept, to listen to; to take issue with, to make a problem of, to bring up (as a point of criticism)
受付る
uketsukeru to accept, to receive (an application), to take up; to (be able to) take (food, medicine, etc.), to bear, to tolerate, to endure; to be affected by, to take damage from
占める
shimeru to occupy, to hold; to account for, to make up, to take up
請戻せる
ukemodoseru to redeem (e.g. mortgage, pawned article), to ransom, to take up
受付ける
uketsukeru to accept, to receive (an application), to take up; to (be able to) take (food, medicine, etc.), to bear, to tolerate, to endure; to be affected by, to take damage from
受付けれる
uketsukereru to accept, to receive (an application), to take up; to (be able to) take (food, medicine, etc.), to bear, to tolerate, to endure; to be affected by, to take damage from
受けつける
uketsukeru to accept, to receive (an application), to take up; to (be able to) take (food, medicine, etc.), to bear, to tolerate, to endure; to be affected by, to take damage from
受け戻せる
ukemodoseru to redeem (e.g. mortgage, pawned article), to ransom, to take up
うけつける
uketsukeru to accept, to receive (an application), to take up; to (be able to) take (food, medicine, etc.), to bear, to tolerate, to endure; to be affected by, to take damage from
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