“To heave up” in Japanese
Short answer
To heave up in Japanese is “巻き上げる” (makiageru). Full meaning: to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust).
Other ways to say “To heave up” in Japanese
捲上げる
makiageru to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
巻上げる
makiageru to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
捲揚げる
makiageru to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
捲きあげる
makiageru to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
巻き揚げる
makiageru to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
巻きあげる
makiageru to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
捲き上げる
makiageru to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
まきあげる
makiageru to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
捲き揚げる
makiageru to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
捲上げ
makiage to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
巻上げ
makiage to roll up, to hoist, to heave up; to take away, to rip off (e.g. money from someone); to blow up (dust)
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