How to say "deal" in Japanese

• プランJLPT N3approx.Common
  nounThe noun 'deal': an offer or package, often a payment plan or bargain. Typical in shopping or business talk, as when a company promotes a special deal to customers.
• 見舞うみまうJLPT N2approx.Common
  godan verb, transitive verbThe verb sense 'to deal (a punch)': to strike, hit, or attack, delivering a blow. English uses 'deal' this way chiefly in phrases like 'deal a heavy blow'; think of fighting.
  マグニチュード５の地震じしんが東京とうきょうを見舞みまった。↗

  An earthquake of magnitude 5 shook Tokyo.

For the noun 'deal' — an offer, package, or bargain — use 「プラン」; for the verb 'deal' meaning to deliver a punch or blow, use 「見舞う」.

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• ディールdeal
• 食らわすくらわすto make someone eat
• プラン(payment) plan
• 食わすくわすto inflict (damage)
• 見舞うみまうto attack
• かますto inflict (a blow)
• 食らわせるくらわせるto deal (a blow)
• 食わせるくわせるto inflict (damage)
• かませるto inflict (a blow)
• 加えるくわえるto inflict (damage)