“To carry up” in Japanese
Short answer
To carry up in Japanese is “担ぎ上げる” (katsugiageru). Full meaning: to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery).
Other ways to say “To carry up” in Japanese
担ぎあげる
katsugiageru to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
かつぎあげる
katsugiageru to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
かつぎ上げる
katsugiageru to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
担ぎ上げ
katsugiage to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
担ぎあげ
katsugiage to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
担ぎあげん
katsugiagen to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
かつぎ上げ
katsugiage to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
担ぎ上げよ
katsugiageyo to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
担ぎあげよ
katsugiageyo to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
担ぎ上げれ
katsugiagere to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
担ぎ上げん
katsugiagen to carry up, to bring up, to lift up; to elevate (someone) to a high position, to convince someone to accept a post (esp. through flattery)
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