“To keep in suspense” in Japanese
Short answer
To keep in suspense in Japanese is “焦らす” (jirasu). Full meaning: to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense.
Other ways to say “To keep in suspense” in Japanese
じらす
jirasu to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
じらせ
jirase to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
じらさ
jirasa to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
じらそふ
jirasoo to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
ジラそふ
jirasoo to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
じらそ
jiraso to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
焦らし
jirashi to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
じらそっ
jiraso to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
じらしゃ
jirasha to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
じらそう
jirasoo to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
焦らさ
jirasa to tease, to irritate, to tantalize, to keep (someone) in suspense
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