“To call attention to” in Japanese
Short answer
To call attention to in Japanese is “アピる” (apiru). Full meaning: to stress, to emphasize, to make a show of, to call attention to; to try to make a favourable impression.
Other ways to say “To call attention to” in Japanese
あびる
abiru to stress, to emphasize, to make a show of, to call attention to; to try to make a favourable impression
取り立てる
toritateru to collect (debts), to dun, to exact, to extort; to appoint, to promote, to give patronage; to emphasize, to focus on, to call attention to
畔蒜
abiru to stress, to emphasize, to make a show of, to call attention to; to try to make a favourable impression
阿比留
abiru to stress, to emphasize, to make a show of, to call attention to; to try to make a favourable impression
取立てる
toritateru to collect (debts), to dun, to exact, to extort; to appoint, to promote, to give patronage; to emphasize, to focus on, to call attention to
取りたてる
toritateru to collect (debts), to dun, to exact, to extort; to appoint, to promote, to give patronage; to emphasize, to focus on, to call attention to
とりたてる
toritateru to collect (debts), to dun, to exact, to extort; to appoint, to promote, to give patronage; to emphasize, to focus on, to call attention to
採りたてる
toritateru to collect (debts), to dun, to exact, to extort; to appoint, to promote, to give patronage; to emphasize, to focus on, to call attention to
とり立てる
toritateru to collect (debts), to dun, to exact, to extort; to appoint, to promote, to give patronage; to emphasize, to focus on, to call attention to
取立てれ
toritatere to collect (debts), to dun, to exact, to extort; to appoint, to promote, to give patronage; to emphasize, to focus on, to call attention to
取立てよ
toritateyo to collect (debts), to dun, to exact, to extort; to appoint, to promote, to give patronage; to emphasize, to focus on, to call attention to
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