“Trifling with” in Japanese
Short answer
Trifling with in Japanese is “翻弄” (honrou). Full meaning: having at one's mercy, trifling with, toying with, playing with, making a fool of, leading around by the nose, tossing about (a ship), buffeting.
Other ways to say “Trifling with” in Japanese
ほんろう
honrou having at one's mercy, trifling with, toying with, playing with, making a fool of, leading around by the nose, tossing about (a ship), buffeting
ホンロウ
honrou having at one's mercy, trifling with, toying with, playing with, making a fool of, leading around by the nose, tossing about (a ship), buffeting
飜弄
honrou having at one's mercy, trifling with, toying with, playing with, making a fool of, leading around by the nose, tossing about (a ship), buffeting
玩弄
ganrou toying with, playing with; making a plaything of (someone), treating as a plaything, trifling with
翫弄
ganrou toying with, playing with; making a plaything of (someone), treating as a plaything, trifling with
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