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“To become well known” in Japanese

Short answer

轟く todoroku とどろく

To become well known in Japanese is “轟く” (todoroku). Full meaning: to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate.

Other ways to say “To become well known” in Japanese

売り込む urikomu to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily 人口に膾炙する jinkounikaishasuru to become well-known, to become common knowledge, to become famous, to be on everyone's lips とどろく todoroku to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate 売込む urikomu to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily 売りこむ urikomu to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily うりこむ urikomu to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily 売り込める urikomeru to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily うりこめる urikomeru to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily 売りこめる urikomeru to build a market for, to promote (a product), to sell, to become well known; to promote oneself, to sell oneself; to sell heavily 轟け todoroke to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate 轟い todoroi to roar, to thunder, to boom, to rumble, to resound, to reverberate; to become well known, to become famous; to pound (of one's heart), to throb, to palpitate

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