“To hold one's head high” in Japanese
Short answer
To hold one's head high in Japanese is “そっくり返る” (sokkurikaeru). Full meaning: to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high.
Other ways to say “To hold one's head high” in Japanese
反っくり返る
sokkurikaeru to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high
反っ繰り返る
sokkurikaeru to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high
そっくりかえる
sokkurikaeru to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high
背筋を伸ばす
sesujiwonobasu to straighten up one's back (e.g. stand up straight, sit up straight), to hold one's head high
反りくり返る
sorikurikaeru to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high
反っ繰り返ッ
sokkurikae to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high
反っくり返ッ
sokkurikae to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high
そっくり返ッ
sokkurikae to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high
反っ繰り返っ
sokkurikae to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high
反っくり返っ
sokkurikae to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high
そっくり返っ
sokkurikae to throw one's chest out, to hold one's head high
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.